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Decatur High School.

Mr. j. ]. PERRY, Princip5 OF Malo Department
Mrs, s. L. JARVIS, Principal Of Female Depart
mont.
psrtment
Rates Of Tuition per Session OF ave
months,
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
Spelling Reading, Writing and Mental Arith-
meNC, Sl2 %
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Familiar Science, SIS 90
HIGHER ENGLISH DEPARTMENT,
Algebra, Geometry Philosophy and Chemistry, $50 90
Latin and Greek, or either the Modern Lam
guage5, S2b 90
Music $25 90
Contingent charge, 90
Time charged from day Of entrance and no dedue-
ton made except for prouacted sickness
A sufficient corps Of competent teachers will be in
attendance, Of Southern birth, education and senti-
ment
Tuition due at the close Of each session.
Board can be had at ten and twelve dollars per
month.
For further particulars, address NJ Carleton, E.
Seaman, A, McAlpn or Rev. }. +. N Huddlesuu
Dec 5, 1860 S-tf
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Established Of Pass Christian, by the subscriber Ia
1862, has been 10 constant and successful operation
nom that date, and still continues under his owner.
ship ond superutendence. TAerport, 30 sddy eires.
atoi that he Institute had ben solo, being erroneous.
New apparatus has been purchased, the lest school
furniture introduced, and in addition 10 the other in.
structors, Mr. GEORGE BLACKAfAN formerly OF
New orleans) placed in charge Of the Classical and
English departments. No pains or expense will be
spared TO maintain The ustitutesrepuaton for thor.
ough discipline, sound instruction, and healthy ca.
diets. open for nearly eight years, with full numbers
during al the epidemics, there has never been case
Of fever Of serious sickness, or Of death among the
pupils, nor have the exercises ever been interfered
on account Of sickness in the house.
Bs- Circulars can be procured at the Office Of this
paper or BY addressing
AsHBEL GREEN, sup't
Pass Christian, Nov. 10, 1859 6-R
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Hard Times Outdone.
LET THE SOUTH BUILD UP THE SOUTH
$4,000 Worth Of FARMS and
BUILDING LOTS,

IN the Golden Region of Virginia, (Culpeper Ooun-
| tyJ is to be divided among 1920 subscribers on
ten dollars each one-haf down, the rest on delivery
OF Deed. Every subscriber will get Building LotoT
a Farm, ranging in value from $40 to $4,000 These
Farms and Lots are sold so cheap to induce settle
ment, sufficient number being reserved, me u.
apparent low price now asked. Ample security Will
be given for the faithful performance of contracts
and promises H.
R5l- More Agents are wanted to obtain subscribers
to whom the most liberal inducements will be gwen
Some Agents write that they are making 200 dollars
per month. For full particulars, Subscriptions Agen
eeies &C. apply to L. BAUDRR,
Port Royal, Caroline County Va.
ITO J. G.. BLACKWELL Agent
Raleigh, Smith Couty Miss.
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BEAR IN MIND THAT
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Specific,

Cures Scrofula, Scrofula, Scrofula,
Cures Erysipoas, Eruphons, Epilepsy, Enlarged
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Cures Gout Hip Disease, Neuralgia, Pleurisy and
Paralysis.
Cures White swelling and Weakness Of the Spine
and Lons.
Cures Salt Rheuru. Ulcers Tumore, Sores and Bols.
Cures Kidney and Liver Complaints, and Dyspepsia.
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well a. other diseases to which females are sub
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CARLEYs COMPOUND RENoVAT1NG SPECIFIC
is put up in pint and quart bottles at Sl00 per pint
We will endeavor 10 forward the same to those at q
distance who may desire to try the virtues OF our
medicine, which as yet have not yet been dIsIib-
uted for sale I'M thisStgte
Remember the name DR. ALVIN CARLEY's COM
POUND RENONArING SPECIFIC
Call upon or address,
j, II. CARLEY & CO.,
Enou Perry Co. Miss.
April 20, 1861. 2s-3m
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feaulofDa Railway " i0H0r IIsFona o lN.
mo8t healthy paHes W. tHe H9f'd--Ia- l..t-. Y
known yaIuathht HIl. cure diseaa VIZ W.
bero. RipWArs RLADY RUIrr, kl9uAuN0 Pulls aug
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every case where these miraculous medicines orc
administered they cure the alck I have cured me
most terrible cases bf yellow foyer, fever ana ague
typhoid fever, congestion OF the liECr bilious ieYsr
81 the use of tha Ready Relief and Railways PMS
with the Ready Relief and Regulating F.A- Jys.
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Fs.a-Y neutfazes the poison, and smoo'aes lns illi
lated desh have cured several cases Of pal piauoN
Of the heart rush ofblood 70 tue head Aiq .' ~ w
rious KINDS by few doaes OF Railway Regulating
pilla
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VHE thirteenth Annual Session of this institution
will open on the nth day OF September 1860, un.
der the he objection Of the able and experienced
Faculty named above.
The University offers advantages TO young men
seeking thorough education, unsurpassed anywhere
in the United states, and unequalled in the South,
Its apparatus and arrangement for the Illustration
Of Physical Science and Chemistry are entirely unr
vailed. IN Mneralogy 1t possesses q cabinet OF So
loct -pecimeus, choice and valuable.
The President and Professors need no commenda
ton from tho Board Of Trustees, most Of them being
well and tayorably known to the public, as expert
eneed and able instructors.
The location Of the University is in the highest de-
gree hoalthful-nO epidemic sickness has ever &C.
Cured there or in Oxford.
The government Of the University is mild but Ell
Gent Every effort is made 10 cultivate manly tone
Of feeling among the Students and an elevated stand
lard Of morality; 1t is moreover surrounded by
population whose practical regard for religion ana
morality is well known and Is not surpassed ano
where.
1t is also easily accessible, being ont the line Of th'
Mississippi Central Railroad, whichis now uly com
peted.
The accommodations are sufficient for the comfort
of at least three hundred students.
spacious Gymnasium, with all the most approved
apparatus for encouraging bodily exercise aud pro
noting physical development, will be ready for use
| Ia the fall.
| rruM3-Tuition $40 per annum.
| Fuel and attendance $50. To those who lodge ou
| Of the college buildings $40.
Tuition in the Law Department $50.
| Board In the College boarding houses, and in pr
ylte families, about &l2 per month: ,,-
JAMES NJ. HOWRY,
Sec'y ofthe Board.
| Orf1rd Iulv 1850 IO-ly
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CALHOUN INSTITUTE,

MACON, MISSISSIPPI.
A LIMITED select school for YOUNG LADIES
n Tbe teaching done msinly by gentlemen
Modern Languages taught manly by European
Professors. Instruction thorough, phiios'pmc"'
because Of the limited number o. PuPls. ,, IA.
Ladies' who understand piano music que well
garrauted 70 understand the harp ana perform wen
on II both iu songs and instrumental pieces, 70 one
torn; on the guitar in half term.
For admission or catalogue, apply 70 ,,.
w r. P0fNDEXTER,
Macon, Miss.
Oct 3, 1860. OILY
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arms, psIIsAs>-v uniGnrnns. sc.

WHO will be members Of Company of 5000 per
w sons to subscribe in insallments Of anyamount
to suit their convenience $50 and upwards, for the
erection Of a Southern Arms Military Clothing and
Wooden Factory The person who subscribes the
largest amount by the first Wednesday in August
1851, to be entitled (beside, the dividends on his
stoclxl to a premium of $500; the next largest, to
$4,000; the next largest 70 $500; the two next
largest to $1,000 eaeh the -four next largest to 5000
each; the ninety next largest to $50 each; the nine
hundred next largest to $0eaeh; the three hundred
next largest, to $50 each; he three hundred next
largest to $40 each; the oni thousand next largest
to SO each; the thiry-fou next largest to 50 each;
and the person who fails toobain either Of these to
an extra premium of $500; all to be paid in Cash.
Real Estate, Arms or Military Clothing-il any
Manufacturing Companyflt Port Royal Virginia. or
to the Post Master, encoing stamp 70 prepay an
ser. or to J. G. BLACKN ELL at Raleigh, MISS
March l, 1861. ~"
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SnmmerTIlIe lnslllute.
THE BEST MALE SCHOOL
in THE SOUTHERN STATES.
anmm0rTIIle. NoElbee Ca. si.l.

THIs Institution, Boarding School entirely win
i entargpOn i.3 seventh annual term On th8 llt @.
OctoBer next The Buildings VIII be ENLARGED; -
Apbrratus aud Library improved. .i... nscttatiop
Rooms i1fnleG.,.. ,,r maps, Charts, Globes 49, Tor
Illustrating every branch Of science. The number Of
Servants Wi be increased, and the rooms attended
10 ne Wen as the best private boarding houses In
short the Principal hes the capital and INTENDS 70
spare no expense IN 0ieflng 20 the public such
school as The times demand.
ia the past, he has always been crowded. He ieol3
called upou therefore % say that only siXly-eghl
bows or Young mon will be taken. The Schools pro,
v2ed with thry.l0ur comfortable dormtores, and
Two students occupy room. Boys study entirely 10
their rooms and meet their teachers az stated hours
consequently they are not disturbed by the hun drum
Of the school room.
Tho same teachers vii meet the next class
TERMS:
For board, washing fuel, attention 70 rooms ana W
brary privileges for ton months one half 10 advance,
he other on the % Monday Of February. $4,000
For Catalogues or unpublished particulars, ad-
dress lAg7. 9' "A hhioh
Giolq0n Miss March lst, 1860 Ez-u
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UNIVERSITY On HISSSSIPPL

FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD, Ill. d.,
CHANCELLOR.
WILLIAM +. STEARNS, IL. b., and
HON. JAMES u. TROlTER,
Professorsol Governmental Science and Law.
FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD
Professor ofPhysiest Astronomy and Civil En-
cheering, aud Evidences Of Christianity
EDWARD G. BOYNTON, NJ. A.
Professor Of Chemistry, Mineralogy and Cecil
ogy.
HENRY WulTEHORNE NJ. A.,
Professor Of Greek and Ancient Literature
JORDAN NJ. PHlpPS, VI. A.,
Professor Of Pure Mathematics
WILLIAM p. MOORE NJ. A.,
Professor Of English Literature.
HON. LuClUS O. @. LAMAR,
Professor Of Ethics, Metaphysics and Consttu
tonal Law.
ALEXANDER j. QUINCHE, M. A.
Professor Of Latin and Modern Languages.
BURTON N. HARRISON, b. A.
Assistant TO The Professor Of PHYSICS.
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A CARD
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF TIRE SOUTH.

TO THE YOUNG MEN OF TIRE SOUTH.
As the people Of the southhaye now determined to
act IN seli-defence, to employ in commerce, and pun
in places OF honor and trust only those who are true
to her you will no longer be forced to compete with
half pay Abolition Agents. Even though patriotism
may not prompt ALL still their interest will oblige
them to employ young men Of true Southern prn-
ciples OF course, those who possess the necessary
quafea ions viii have the preierence-those qualif-
cations may be speedily obtained at this College
Business Of all kinds must 60 on whether in war or
peace
All students who desire it, can have the benefit of
Mai BLANCARD'S Military Instruction and Drill, free
Of charge.
Il is important that all should begin as soon as
possible Should any be called away, they have the
privilege Of renewing their lessons atany future time.
Students attend any branch they desire, and receive
their Diplomas accordingly. Merchants who write
for Clerks and Bookkeepers should give full particu-
lars,
Dobear Commercial College of the city Of New
Orleans.
Catalogues sent to all who desire them. Apply at
this Office orto RUFUS DOLBEAR, Prest
March /, 1861. 21tf
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We are reloiced to find that the renowned Chemisl
Of New England, Dr.. AVER, has at length turned his
attention 20 the disorder which hangs like blighted
on our community. Our section is as healthy as any
other, with one single exception and that is the Fever
and Ague, which haunts US on every side. But his
remedy does cure, as we should know il must, il he
made it, Cast out this baleiul dstemper from among
us and ours is one Of the oyeest spots in the West
Fairfield, Ioloa.
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Tl5t5es
ROSE HILL ACADEMY.

1VHE third session Of this Institution commenced
| on tie first Monday in March, under The care
Of b. f. THIGPEN, Principal, and c. A. HUBBLE,
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RATES OF TUITION.

For twenty-one weeks Orthography Reading
Writing Primary Geography and Mental Arithmetic.
one or all. $40 90
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic and History
one oral, II 90
Geometry, Algebra, Philosophy, Mental or Moral.
one or sIi IS 0O
Latin and Creek Languages, Trgonometry and
Surveying with the above branches, one VI all 20 90
This schoo. ia situated in North East Jasper, be-
ween PauldHg and Enterprise. in a healthy and in
,egent community Board can he obtained in
good families at ton dollars per month, including
washing and lights The Principal has had an oype
rience Of ten years in teaching, and has been emf
nently successful in teaching the higher branches Of
Mathematics aud Latin Both the Principal and
Assistant are souhemer5 by birth education, inter-
est and feeling. His discipline will be strict, but
mild and impartial and every attention will be given
to the moral and mental cultivation OF students.
Pupils can enter at any time during the session,
and will be chargct from the time Of entering to
the CO Of the tern, unless prevented from l.tCn-
dance by protracted ickness, which time will he de
Quoted from tuition. students from distance will
be required to pay their tuition in advance, or give
satisfactory reference lof parent; guardian, or some
otherresponsible person.
b. I. THIGpEN. Principal.
G. "A. HUDDLESTON, Assistant
March %, 1861. 238m
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mELLsBORO ACADEMY.

THE exercises ul .nH Institution commenced 600
i the Znd Monday OF January l65l under the
charge OF j. 81 W0fFOBD1 lhe MNgi ma Miss
u. - ~, 30 lus lsma.l department
Tho session consists Of two forms the FIRST OF lTen.
ty-iour week9-tHe second, of sixteen weeks.
RATES OF TUITION:
PRIMARY CLAss-Consiaung Of Spelling Read
Ing and Writing per MONTH p W
JUNIOR CLAss-Includug the above, with 5eog
raphy, Arithmetic History and Composition, g. per
month. NJ"
SENIOR CLAss-lncludng the above, with Al
zebra Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany Rhetoric
Iaan, Greek and the Higher Mathematics A. per
month Z"
EXTRA.
Music by tho month, y ~
uso Of Piano, "
Tuition will be charged from time o. entrance h.l
close Of term unless absence occurs nom pfotfae|
ed Illness.
70. Miss AsHE s prepared to take some young
IadIfs ae borders and good boarding can DO Obtain
a. EASTLANp,
Presideu. Board OF Trustees.
J. .. J5yrs, Secretary, go,
f4T 10. 1861. l1-I
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Great Cures OF Fever and Ague,
Typhoid Fever
Bilious Fever,
SoArla Fever,
Yellow Fever,
Small Pox
Measles, Group,
Sore Throat, Asthma
And Bad Cough
Whoopng Coughs, Influenza,
DiarrhHa,C Cholera Morbus,
Fits,
Dysentery,
Rheumatism, Rheumatism,
Gout, Govt
LAmbago, Lambago,
All Pains, All Aches
And lnfirmaties,
CURED CUREDi CUREDi
By RAILWAYS READY RELIEF and RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS.
ALSO CERTAIN OTHER GREAT CURES ARE
DAILY EFFECTED WITH MARVELLOUS RA-
PIDITY,
BY Railways REN0vATING REsoLvENT.
Humors Of all kinds, Sores, Ulcers, Skin ErupHons,
Salt Rheum letters, Pimples Blutches, Tumors,
sorofula syphilis, Fever, Sores, White Swellings,
Nodes Erysipelas, Sore Heads, Sore Eyes, Sore
Mouths Cankers Cancers, Severe Chronic Com
plants Govt Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Bronchita Ulcers in the throat, Lungs, sc.
UNHEALTHY CITIES, sICKLY CLIMATES.
~. wambaTis, Of Curacao, writes " the special
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The Worlds Wonder.
WE desire to call the attention Of the public 10
DIR. ALVIN CARLEY'S
COMPOUND BENOVATING SPECIFIC,

for the cure Of Scroflla and all diseases allied there
with for which we are sole propuetOrs for the 5taos
Of North Carolina, South Carolina Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.
This preparation has never failed to give entire
satimcon wherever introduced to all who have faith
fully followed the directions which invariably accom-
pany each bottle.
Testimonials without number might be adduced in
its favor but knowing rs we do that IN too many in
stances certificates OF remarkable cures are pg.med
upon the public as genuine, which are as false as the
dcceivers who iahricate them, and not wishing to do
aught which might furnish opportunity to those pre-
judicial to the popularity and consequent sale Of our
medicine to sheer and pointing to declarations from
those at a distance where the specific has been long
and fayorably kuown-who have been benefited by
ts truly Magical Curative Properties, to say "here is
another Patent Humbug supported BY atfirmauons
nom persons who have local hablaton and name
only in the brains Of those who manufacture such
testimony 10 order" WecontCnt ourselves antitrust
a discerning public will appreciate our motives in SO
doing with referring to the following well known
gentlemen selected nj random roma host who might
be- mentioned who have tried its virtues and not
found it wanting, some Of whom reside in the imme
diae vicinity of its manufacture, and who would, If
necessary. subs tantate what we say by tesUyng to
the remarkable cures which have been effected under
their own observation, by means Of the Specific,
which we now offer to the afflicted.
Hon, P, J. Myers Enon, Perry County Miss.
Gabriel Burkett
Isaac Carter,
Moses b. Jones,
Hiram Hahorn, Augsto, Miss.
Washington Myers Fannin, Miss.
Daniel Boone Marion County, Miss.
John McCu0m, Enou, "
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A NEW BOOK FOR 1851.
History and Defence Of African Slavery,
BY WIN. B. TROTTER,
A MISSISSIPPI STAKEHOLDER.

TNHIS Book is now published and is a complete,
i condemned history of the African race, from Their
origin to the present time. II yndcaes and defends
the institution of African Slavery in the United States
containing the Bible evidence of Slavery complete
with the Arabic and Hebrew versions Of the curse
pronounced on Ham by his father, Noah-the com
nendement Of African Slavery in the United States
encouraged by England, France and Spain-the
amount of transportation Of slave labor nom the
United States The comparison between the happy
slave in the South with the miserable wild African In
Africa The principal points In the judicial decisions
and opinions of learned judges in the leading cases
ON slavery decdedn the Courts Of Great Britain and
the United States. The cause which led to the Mas
sacre in San Domingo, and the destruction Of the
West India Islands. The Probable result and desti.
ny of the African race The mode and treatment
necessary to make them profitable and happy, with
many other valuable things.
This work contains more useful information than
any book which has ever been published on the sub
cct. The physiology Of the negro, and mode Of
treatment which it contains is alone worth ten times
the price of the book to any slave holder and is the
only book of the kind ever published by Southern
raised stakeholder 1t would be valuable book iOr
our soldiers in the army to read during the present
revolution; and owing to the pressure Of the times,
the price is reduced to one dollar and twenty-five
cents per copy.
For sale at iTitcombs Gift Book Store, in Mobilei
E. Baldwin's at Enterprise, and by the AuthGi at
Quitman, in the State of Mississippi.
April &C. 1861. %-i
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WIN. Sydney MYERS, ESQ, HAVANA, oupA

WIN. Sydney MYERS, ESQ, HAVANA, CuBA
HAVANA, CuBA, Jan. 2, 1858
Messrs. RlDVAT Co., Gentlemen ~ have been q
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Rod, mother tongue nor pen can express. | have
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vine any substantial benefit Recently had one of
my frequent periodical attacks. was very III for
weak and had not slept an hour at any one time. A
Spanish friend to whom related my sutierings told
me he hsd q remedy which would give me relief, and
he kindly presented me with bottle of "RADwAY's
RgABI RuiU" Although skepNoal Of deriving any
advantage from IT, use, that night applied it freely
ON going 10 bed, and to my great amazemCnt, felt re-
hoyed and slept sotHldly. The next night, again APP
plkd the Ready Rehef and dr0ko m the morning free
nom pain, having only used about hay The bottle
Hsaptiy do | return You my humble acknowledge
rnents for your invaluable medicine winch may well
be called a"blessing to man" Thanking
you nom my soul for your wonderful remedy, have
The honor 70 subscribe myself
Yors, Respectfully,
W.sYDNEY MYERS,
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RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLYENI

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