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e. TArousA Fars, stoo. "a
ON Monday. October lst 1850, the fIiowinE SHED
~ uie Eoes into operlsfions -, !.
me Noruinz rtreslEh Train lesFes NieSspufE =
sc'alark ~ connecting 81 Iac yson . dunet "a etti
th, paz~-1er Tram e the Nev Orleans 5acAsn ans
Great Nnrfh-rn Railroad, gong squtll srEiti-= -
Nrwrau-at5 o'elock- p n .-.s -
me F,veuiaz Aea,auirlniztion Tran. tsiapFin- q
rafks1n1 u5lI leave kirksbarg at - ? = -l -
rive . Iaeksan Junction, 81 s - p - e--llii
alfl tie passcnze- Train o. tle NeW ul esil- - =
son and Oreas Northern RaI,rosd. gosng Norl.l
EEruns1Sa5 The Through Tram et-l leave 49,
~ a - couuagtlrE So aazsan atlc-itn -
the naszuze Traln Of tlle NsE Orleans j ssl -al
ercss Northern RaiFesi gling North, ana arrlte 4
NfeksAsfc az - p.
me Aecommodatscn Trsia uiil leave 4acsso1
Trrss5on a. ocicek. l. n connecting u1ia ne t-a
ser-er friu frcrl NeH OFieas and a-rlre = leA--
a. Pssseneers frc,u ViessburE fcr Canton ana
the North Is the MisslsspRi Central Raitr1ads ~
tske the Ereaing Tran
A. Fssszanaers fnr S1aticns Ezst ot Jackson WI
fske tha Maralng Irall-
e. Passsnrors f1r Neu Orleans can take ether
The above seheauia vii Dc cculpaed with. and A.
r.saenre-- aad freehH wll be rarraet ~ tr A. las
--s fls1 oF sire EHsd tts safety 6 tile 7tc- ana
~ afsltv % the CansHanF Hai iuslF ti1t f1r szF
fiurgs 81 emissions tn comply tterraita gr g. car
~ anV frierhs which nsnv ue haul1 % auF Aeft iqT
fransportai5on tes Rosa t1e tuznFsay ai-l nat
E-.r7 s.sI.ff -.ss.--ralfsa " III MAuLEh.
ChiafEnruaer And General Sup't.
-. "a rSsn ksu
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For sale,

THEundersigned
H. "a offers for sale his
NM EfA ~ Tan Yard. Dwelling
80 ~VSA-s House. and several
SSHR T2sl DS valuable Town Lots
a. Az szSzzs.S in Raleigh He has
:, addition IN The above several valuable
tracts Of land which he viii sell on very
accommodating terms. a bargain may De-
had by applying soon to
7. G. BLACKWELL
RaIa7h, Sept. %, 1s60 5V-u
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NOTICE.
Tax Collectors sale.

WiLLon the first Monday of May next.
IL 1t being the 9th day of said month. in
irent Of the door of the Court House in
the town Of Paulding, in Jasper County.
sell at public auction, the following de
sefloed Land, on which the Taxes for the
year 1860, are dew and unpaid. TO wit.
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- y - = ooeIa ana tuition payable one half in advance
eeps the ne entrance fee which Is ipysrisbTy IN al
tnee, WI e MADE nom the time Of enfranee 10 IL,
~ ~ - vi. oe made except in cases Of protTae-
sa Anv voI,n ~ W - n, s'oh o. the Principal.
Institute must pursue and make setisfa-t0r, rs
cleney IN the regular collegiate eonrse - ~ ~
Pionla- vii oe conferred til all charges are nef
any one, however under direofior, IN ~ -.l-.ts ~
~ .t,i y P.-lss-s - any irregular course and shah
eA- Young ladies' will De taken from, fsr,,l-s~;,l
De pot on the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road ~ ~. ~,
'''tS NiS'e1De u eIst.een miles without charge.
n. qr rsso JAMES CHALMERS See'v
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notice
To all persons interested in the final :,


10 all persons interested in the final set
tlement of the estate of HENRY MON
GER, deceased. or in the report of Ran
som J. Jones, Administrator of said es
tate, showing the assets Of his intestate
VOU are hereby cited TO be and appear
L IN and before the Probate Court OF
Jasper County. at the Court House there
OF, on the first Monday in June, A. d.
1861, then and there TO show cause if any
you can why the final account Of Ransom
J. Jones. Administrator of the estate Of
Henry Monger, deceased, should not be
allowed, and the report of said admins
traitor showing the assets of said estate
should not be received, and deereed there
upon accordingly, and further to do and
perform such other things as shall be con-
sidered and ordered by the Court afore-
sad IN the premises.
Witness the Hon. Benjamin Thigpen.
) udge OF the Probate Court of said coun-
ty, the lst Monday in April, A. D. 1861.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL SEAL of Office, the 5th day of April.
nv A. D. 1861.
THOMAS w. GRAYSON, Clerk.
April u, 1861. 26-6t
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Tuition viii be charged from time Of entrance til
cose OF Ierf, unless absence occurs from sickness
9r IN accordance with private arrangements The
2eho9l now numbering sixty, is rapidly increasing
Inc Ieachers have been eTninenty successful durinr
the last Session. both in the discipiiue and irstrt
oithe School They have had much experience else
Where but are permanently located in charge Of
ts oehool They viii exercise careful SUPERVISION
over the health and morals Of boarding pupils
~ Board can be obtained at from eigbt 10 ten
Per month For further particulars, address
the Principal, or President of the Board
A. A. STALLWORTH, President
THos BoRNER,
J.. II. SHELTON TE7tstees
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Chronic Diseases Cured.
DIR. w. r. MOSEI.EY

WoULD most respectfully invite the attention o
w the afflicted to the fact that he has for the pas
we've years gwen ms entire attention TO the treat
inent OF Chronic diseases. Fl has done an tensie
practice IN nearly all the Southern States and tbere
are thousands Of living Witnesses who have and esn
t7ty 70 ms wonderful skill in the treatment Of an
the following diseases, viz:
lancer Iunors, Wens Carbuncles. FTstula. Syphi-
Is or Fock 1onorrhoaa Structure, Gleet, Scrofula,
leuer' Asthma Bronchitis Diabetes Dyspepsia.
Dropsy, Dysentery, Diseased Kidneys. Fpilepsv or
rits- sout rheumatism, Neuralgia. Erysipeas FIuor
Alpus frolapsus, Piles. GOitre. Gravel Palsy Soald
HEAD letter, Diseases Of the Ear and Eve, White
-Welllngs, Diseases Of the Womb. Ae
Persons afflicted with any Of these diseases should
not at a. unW1sely some have done. who waited
until Consumption had laid them PROSTATE and re-
duced them 70 mere skeletons, Cancer had eaten
INTO their vitais and debiltaed their systems then
called me in cannot raise the dead, but can give
relief IA nearly all cases and effect cure in ali Gu
rahe eases; and believe all cases can be cured If
taken In time.
DR.. Moseley can be found at Lauderdale Springs
mississippi where the afflicted can have the benefit
= his services, and satisfy themselves that CERTAIN
Diseases which are said by % be incurable have
been cured by he skill and efficient remedies
Prescriptions and medicines sent 70 ali parts of the
Nnited states BY mail or express at short notice All
communications strictly confidential
Parents are required to give ull history Of all the
symptoms connected with their case, age habits &c
- ES-ferns SO per month in advance for All cases
treated a distance.
Es-All cases Of Cancer must be under nv inrne-
it care and supervision and fee TO be Ealf cash.
the balance when cure is effected.
na-Dlseases Negroes bought al liberal prices Ae-
eotnmodniiOns for boaJd ample, besides the AZ
Hcted have the benefit Of the finest Sulpher and
lhaiy beate waters in the South.
HS-All communications promptly answered Ad-
dress, W. Ii M6sELFY. M. D.
no. % ,seo LaudeFdale Springs, Mississippi
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= = y 2 NI0FHNs ut NaIAIII i
M HEREAS letters of Administration
We're granted to the undersigned.
a. a. the last February Term, A. d. 1861. of
the Probate Court of Newton County on
the estate of II. E. NICHOLS. deceased
NOW all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to exhibit them
uuiy pfobated and registered within the
e,.lie required by law or they viii be for
HARDY NICHOLS, Admir-.
April y. 1861. oft
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LAUDERDALE SPRINGS,
WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBIATE wATERS)
LauderdaIe County. Miss.
OPENS MAY l, 1851

B. B. SMITH, Owner and Proprietor.
HAVING purchased the above fashionable and
L Il popular Watering Place since the last season.
he proprietor takes pleasure in assuring his old
rieuds and the puhhc generally. that pains viii
spared TO render comfort. health and pleasure to
sitors. These Springs. the Medicinal properties Of
Fhose waters universally conceded by the hedi-
al Faculty. situated the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad i53 miles above Mohe aud since the com
1IetouAof the Railroad between NickshurE and Me-
-idian and the Mobile and Ohio Road 20 Corinth are
lessce Rivers.
Omnihusses will bc in readiness. az all times. to
.onrey passengers 90 and from the Railroad.
The proprietor kas been well known At the Springs
or many years and again tenders his services %
pleasure seekers aud invalids.
Families or siagle persons desiring TO spend the
-ufumcr these springs viii find if their advan-
age to secure rooms early sud renaiu among their
southern friends instead Of Hlth their Northern enc
mics during the balance Of time. B. B. SMITH.
March Is, is6l. 22-4m
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New firm nj Quitmah.
EVANS g. HENRY,

------ r-----f cop r.aaar-iftf 10Y l.ie 7--e
N.r f.al.7lse % g liiliisa5 ------s
-.-e ID fta.r friends ana tile Fa-4lf-
-. --...l fra iarzaa ana ell1i'f Stock q
lH --r Isr rIf-sra- Lefter- / erlrA a
HrHe- Is .s5.h tfeF ulil utal<e s-teil a-i
ta1- Ht l-"- -. -...aa.srv rorter tlelr 81 Fl-t
3 rHu- - W H..t .n ESQ NJ .s=i=si rp1.
la- 5 a-f r.ern aiaays reaay e. tAril-sn
Dry Gaads, Groceries, fFo'l'l'lA' ha'ueal'' ''l
.. t..r..--=a- O, s large retail country
aat rreft f-.--5fle terms ana of the bcsi
za.ra ra l1c ul.st --t
dssIf1 r .--1.a- nnunsrv generally 90 cali
N. .---.-H..'rr ieslrs tlaar osl tz1e-il,
end a - aaEI rrf see thEr1- leeins a.
alI -, tf.7ar .a -lnal to aAeir Fraai a.
.-r hr..se ln Eastern -a.7 SFTvaNI-s EVANS
W. =. HENRY
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Decatur High School.

Mr.. J. J. PERRY Principal Of Male Department
Mrs. 8. E. JARVIS, Principal Of Female Depart
ment
Miss MARY c. WILSON, Teacher in Musical De-
partment
Rates OF Tuition per Session of hve
months
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and Mental Arith-
metic SO 90
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT
Familiar soienee.s SIS 90
HIGHER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.
Algebra Geometry. Philosophy and Chemistry, $50 90
Latin and Greek, or either Of the Modern Ian
guages, SIS 90
Music. SIS o.
Contingent charge, / so
Time charged frOn.day Of entrance, and no deduc-
ton made except for 45r0tracted sickness
A sufficient corps Of competent teachers viii be in
attendance, Of Southern birth, education and sent
ment.
Tuition due st the close Of each session.
Board can be had at ten and twelve dollars per
month
For further particulars, address N. Carleton. E.
Scanlan. A. MeAlpin, OF Rev. j. F. n Huddleston.
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the state IA ls-lppi,

II y 4 - i
In Probate Coaat AZ ev. 70 1fs
Iev7a. "A.
To n. F. Walker
V0U are hereby IS be and an
A. pear before the enrt of New
ton County, Misslssir ne third Mon
aay IN May next, on day Of said
term. to show cause. HAa petition oF
R. W. Doolittle. gua Ac... uravinu
for a division Of the Ia IS Of II BIa-
lock deceased, should arnnfed.
By order oe the Cois
lssle4 and under my
,......-. sl-AL hana a ctiees april
49,
April L. 1S5I a6-lt
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RESIDENT DENTIST, At ENTERPRISE. hiss
E'OR the convenience Of his friends and patrons
Till visit the following places at the times
1er. pm
Paulding-lst Monday in April. July and October.
earlandsvllle-ist Monday in May, August and 40
heridian-sd Monday in March, June and septern.
Persons residing At or near these places may rely
~ ms punctuHi attendance az the appointed time
Ieedod. -
br X. having been engaged in a successful prac
&c in Enterprise aud the surrounding country, Tor
ne la-t hFe years and feeling permanently located.
persQns needing any dental operation may 81 ~
'ureu ihai ii not faithfully performed he h perfect,
'esponsibie aud that he may be- found al Euterpra
Flen not professionally absent
founiFy. 49, ~
IEhhs-All work warranted, and charges moderate
tAh' ~. i'i' 14-fy
DR.. II. VIM. VI. MeKINNOR,
HAVING located ~ Zion Seminary respectfully
- teiaer- MS professional services the citizens
81 thatYcinity. He may al all times be found AZ ms
fe.iaence, unless professionally absent.
April 5, lsu1. 9sfv
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and defendant be ordered toappear at the
next term Of the Circuit Court of Popto-
toe % answer TO an indictment for the
offence originally charged against him
according to his recognizance and bond
HARRIS.
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,. n. TANNEHILL, Md.

III ANAafH ieeaten himself ten miles east of Wilkes
uufg. Cosington county, Mls.- at Mai N. T. Car
er residence may be found there at all times unless
tsent on professional business, and ready to dis
the duties u his profession 70 the best Of h.
tollii {. when called upon.
Or tagton c0tnfy, Oct. 10. 1883 4tf
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ISNEY ACADEMY.
ALABAMA

LO-N \ kALA u a MI a
Il cling September 3rd will contipns ~, ,,li.i+l.
% under the charge Of Mr. Il. J. CARTER in the Male
@ anu MISS \ A CAhRlN6ION in the Female DEPART
ment- Large and eommOdious buiidiugs bava 49,
grected and are now furnished in stye to meet the
demands OF large aud hourishing school The To-
cation is pleasant and healthy wIfb erceIIfnt sr.il
and religious privileges la
Inc Ordinary studies pursEed will Re classed in
three distinct grades: The aPrimarv Departnents
WI oe united by Reading Writing. Primary Ceogra
Bhy' ana Primary Arithmetic. The aInterrnedisfe
De paIt5nenI VIII add % primary studies Geography
,frahlnar' Elocuuon. Written Arthmatic and Fns
hsh Composition The Higher Departrleutr vii
.,InoTaee Latin and Greek. The Natural Sciences
The Higher Mathematics, &C.
RATES OF TUITION PER OF FIvE MoNxHs:
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III AVE- formed coparinership for the practice Of
their profession and respe-ff1Ily tender fheir
,srFlee= % the citizens ol Pauiding and vicinity
iAey nave also established INFIHMARY flr tfe
Piion oi patients. 20 whom their united
Niil = gwen and where better treatment can - re
1ered tn 70 those ~ distance, especially IN chron-
c eases Charges moderate.
So 5urgleai operations charged extra
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LIVERY STABLE,
J. * G. w HUTCHIN 3

nkZLEHURST, MISS.
THIS essahlishnaert = cozn-roii1us sd vel
tenicd Horses a. tf-z sable are earet1y Locked
- ~ ro1i aszier who j. rcaiT al aalrs 30 a.
lead 20 Gals The Erestastor4 VII Be taken 70 naer-
It paaiic patruuage-
Trnr=-eash On demand. or Z payment xhould Be
ieIayei te eos uauzh CT luuzer- ten rsr cent trou
date N5.l hs added. J. A c. a. HJINHlNS.
Feh - H@s1 1a-sF
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q BhID0E8, \. D. . v. vIvqlTr. \.

II ANlAG Formed "A copartnership in the practice.
II Of Medicine, respectfully tender their service
= me ciuEeus Of Claiborne and the surroundlnt
ieuniry in the various branches Of the profession
hen not professionally engaged ther both sill be
1una az linhornes DE. BHfDsEs hrs own residence
md Dr. WnoATE at the residence Of Ma THos q
aoFltIT- Ihey return their thanks TO the public
~ we liberal patronage heretofore received, and
rope by strict attention 10 their proiessieaI dftie
o secure continuance Of the same.
EHrib1Tue Jan II Tgg0 -
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DOOKS AND sTATIONERT-ali-ce
Ouls and scloai Books of every deser1p-icn- for
the Use q Acaisnies and Schools Also Erest
rery g Cap aoe and Lester Papers eteea a1d tio4d
Peas Quilis- kes Izks. Al kinds Ink ssAnas. 4e.
Z W. SMITH.
Braao-. Nay "A Isss. E-ly
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aREAr 1NLANp rHoRouaHrARE


r0.N-p-hs.vHEs.VN n rE-a E-sE1z-s-
-f,ah uperslcsled has now stocked and in full oper-
/ afion a line Of POUR HORSE NAIL. COACHES
-'1nnnr aa4lw from T.Sgtn. the Mohile and Ohio
~ roaii "a PrarIe Line. g Psndlng. AZ pauldinEl
,',f.u.a.t- with : line OF TWO HORSE NAIL COACH
~ which rams trl-seckly from Pauldiug Gar
s,fsviilt Southern Railroad and Decatur, Union.
,snnerriur with the southern Railroad near noolit-
les and the Daily SraEe Line from Montgomery
Afa- O. Morton. on the southern Road The Two
We4nesaavs and Fridays. time enough to connect
lth tle stage the same day The Cars the South
srn Rdai running 20 Newton station where
thes connect with TINS line
Eg-Tns stock this line equal 20 any in the
country. the Coasshes comfortable. and the drivers
careful and aceoraaa01z-znE. Fzsscngcrs res On
fte auinartI9zs beng Htlas-
a. ~ have Irrrnx sraKlz nov ia operation a.
Nsu4an Station and as Pauldlng- Auy person des-
r7nr % can be furnished with conveyances 90 any
% nd in the surrounding county
sHABAAN HYDE Proprletors-
Fsasfi~s Oct T.. 1sda- 1-f
Cash Notice.
WE have nos the largest and best assortment of
W Groceries ard sta PIE goods that have ever
had Money b ssarce and the times hard, and
WsI SET nau on the most fEro-shle terms.
Oar cotton market j. actIre. and really
g hsv an taat cet 81 Mobile urices Jess she
C0UnT OF PROVISIONS ADVANCED oN THEIR
COTTON. earnestly luested 90 hrInE their cot
ton a. per contrast All tlEt Ask 1t q cur
Trends that tnHV wlE DO al f11f thtF and
r-nulpsly ~ possible To 81 sseh praralse % sus-
tan shern nax1 the 1ll uf ahairrY-
T7 surh a. do not sell their cotton pres
eur pri,es. We sly hrnE it 70 Es and We VII ship
MOODY Z o-FERRELL-
E-iek ssars, EassFsriss- Nov -, Isdo ST
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ROSE HILL ACADEMY
On ne hfst Monday March, under the care
9I 4 b, F. THIGPEN, Principal and c. A. HUBBLE
STON, Assistant
RATES OF TUITION.

STON, Assistant
RATES OF TUITION.
For twenty-one weeks, Orthography, Reading
Writing; Primary Geography, and Mental Arithmetic.
one or all SO 90
- one or All, u so
one or all, Is 90
Latin and Greek Languages, Trigonometry and
Surveying, with the above branches one or all % 90
This school IS situated in North East Jasper. be-
tween Pauldng and Enterprize. in a healthy and in
tel1gent community. Board can be obtained in
good families at ten dollars per month. incIuding
washing and lights The Principal has had an ex pc
rience Of ten years in teaching and has been eIni-
nenty successful in teaching the higher branches of
Mathematics and Latin. Both the PRINCIPAL and
Assistant are Southerners by birth, education inter
est and feeling HIS discipline will be strict but
mild and impartial and every attention will riven
TO the moral and mental cultivation Of students
Pupils can enter at any time during the sessien
and VIII be charged from the time Of entering to
the ciose Of the term unless prevented from aften
dance by protracted sickness, which time will be de-
ducted from tuition. Students from a distance will
be required to pay their tuition in advance, or give
satisfactory reference (of parent guardian or some
other responsible person..
b. F. THIGPEN. Principal.
C. A. HUDDLESTON, Assistant.
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HILLSBORO ACADEMl

y
TIE exercises o. this institution eoraueneed on
Il ne nd Aonuav q January. Is61 uuder tie
eaz-Ee et = " NQFFuHD 10 the Maia. and Mss
n = ASHE- 10 TIE female department.
ne seSslol consists Of tu terrns the first cf tween
tE-folr WeeE---tile secon3- of sixteen wees
RATES OF TUITION:
FhAaAA1 C4-A---ConsistInE Of Spelling Head-
ing and Writing per month. s. 90
JUNIOR CLAss-Ineludfng the ahovs- Eith eeog-
raF.y Arltsunetse, HIsiary and Composifi1n &c Per
mnuth- s. %
SENIOR cI-ssS-IneludinE TIE abovs, WITH Al
EearA- Philosophy Chemistry. Ro-auv- RhetoTle-
Lss's Greek and she Higher Nathsrnstics. te- per
month, s. %
EXTRA.
Muse - the month s g
Use q Piano, %
Iuiiien ulil Be- charged from tine o. entrance ti
caze q tern, unss Absence oeeuIs from protrsct-
Cd lines
- Mss Asl3E = Prepared 90 take sorae young
Azles A. 1s1zrlerss and COED hdari NJ be ot-r-
ea Hltn her and 81 other places IN t8En-
A. EaSTLANh
] D. yasEs Secretary,
Jan IA ISL. 1Ea
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.. .-.s.i..-d 90 sad drEr. ,...sf l.sF =, Or
AT f5s-7 tt5.r a-eeanrs in the hands O an el1lei
fr co1ee sw.aH. HOWE Assigaees-
--.--. Ms. March 5 lssl. ~"
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MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE
NOyTR0SE. JASPER CO.. MISS


rTlHIS Classical School, situated twelve miles south
L Of the southern Railroad, Is easy Of access and
free from the the temptations common 20 towns
The healthfuness Of the locality. and the medical
quality Of our sui phur spring well known Here
parents may find Southern home-schOol, under
pure moral influence and with none but true South
ern teachers admitted.
Il Is indepeudent-the Proprietor being under ne
Trustee Boards or sectarlan schemes
AG- The school year viii begin OCTOBER lst and
end JULY Szt Young ladics viii board with the
teachers young men With families a convenient
distance
TEKNs.
Five months in advance in all cases.
Full board, including washing, fuel and lights,
per month"; ------------ 80
Tuition in the higher Eng acc
Dead Languages. Mathematics &e-----.-..-.--.- 500
fq74llpfr fefff 80
Instrumental Music, per 500
Use OF the Au-trllEneI It L. A-tl
Drswing and Painting, &c- each---..--.-.-.---. zoo
Boarders viii bring beds and fixtures and when
washing not iueluded and pupils 90 home. except
on school days beard can be had nom 90 to SI20o
"a c TF.
REV. T. p. LEA. Classical Teacher.
Mss N A. MOORE English Department.
MRS. s p. LIZA. al Ornamental Branches
MRS. NJ Z. pAWkINS. Instrumental Music
a. The buildings and the spacious grounds are
provided with view % the making u a permanent
scheol, Of the greatest practical benefit
Moafross. Aug. S. lsso. ss-iv
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OPENED TO NEWTON STATION u
Distance nrouz VtekzburE 40 Newton
no Miles
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a-In ordering Tickets state the Cisss; enclose the
money % cur addrcss- and receipt Of t We VII
send hat IS ordered by return mail
ns-Al communications strictly eonndenffai-
Ga-furchasers VIII please wrlfe thcir stEnaiuree
plain ani give their Pest Ofiee. County ana state
RR-tarcuiars containing fui cXplaustIo Ioos ol @ otl
schemes. ete viii be forwarded by mail 10 any one
sending us their name
Orders for Tickets or Certificates y Man OF X pres
should be addressed to
HoDGES, DAVIS 4 CO, Macon, SeorgiA,
June ~, lSlq. s-H
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SUNMERVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
Rrirats aad Ssisa, Bo4rdiag ssh0ol
FOR YOUN LADIES,
a IA Mo.srtafrs af E,rrssas Cs-.rs-5 arsr

THHIs school presents inducements superior 70 any
In the latitde- IN the erior5fy of rs buildings,
The hssthness q its location, the esity Of is rnu-
sci Instruments and the experienee ard ability OF
fts teachers
The Principal has secured the services Of Professor
Hueo MEILEA N the Musical department. and now
feels WarTAuted in saying that School n the state
furnishes e4ual facilities for acquiring ts desetahle
aecom plishuenE
The teacher q the Ornamental department s shat
she should Be. faithful and cornpetert-