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We feel lnPsllsd 10 appeal "a he oitiEens
Of Cleveland 10 sustain the lectures thls
uintsF heretofore the intelligent portion
Of Die osmmunity has crowded cur lecture
rooms winter after winter, to enjoy The In
ssilsmaaamsEgOrdsd By ths Two AsS0-
daiis1f NMA annually Oaer cOurses Of
arst slass lostursa. Shall the var spirit
q ~ pr,sant Water render q people
indifferent 10 Tie advantages to Be derived
end Ne instruction q bsgAinsd, byGttend-
Ing thess leVturSSt Shall our literary and
~bsRtaoleat sooistiss suffer Cor lack Of hs
suppSFt derived from thenG
We hear thAti in Bufaioand olher places
The l%sllarss are we'll attended, and enc
Assodlstioa IN Buffalo win probably clear
S2,000 from lts Coarse.
shall aniggsr shows" and similar enter
tslanSnis draw big houses, while the more
rsfalng entertainments Of literary and
ssisulifs lectures fail to draw in Glove
Land 2
ThsnaabsF Of lSStuTos offered here is bit
little mors thsn half the usual number.
Bat little effort win be made to induce
people e buy season tickets bat The en-
lightsasd ssnss Of the better classes Of
people il GU city is appealed to- that the
efforts made 70 provide instructive and
slsyaang sntsFlainusnt in q popular and
cheap foEns Be not discouraged
We should feel verymuch ashamed Of our
city Il It's eidIens lose their appreciation Of
the lecture rooms.
10 night Dr.. Holland, one Of the very
best lecturers in his country, win speak
81 ths Aelo3sOn. Friday night Prof Up
son lseiurss Dec. 24th, Rev. Hyatt
snith's great aUnion" lecture comes Of;
to Be- flloVsd at intervals BY some most
Distinguished names. Look 81 the sdver-
tissmsakE
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DEMMENG.


ARTISAN, HAOHIRIsr AMP PATEHT nODEl
& B.
Ne. IA Sup @0r street. (Leadsr BuildinEl
OAGV1LAED, OHIO.
BERHARD DEHMEAa, having rsutsd The
sgtabiiAhment Of =. KOntgsl0W, Il nov prepared &c
contract for manuacturing sewing Mschiles, an
al kinds 0fhgh AachinsT. Bsrrlcular httsnaoE
and ABILITIES Gr FetunE ID MocCs cfRa.fntH.
EER In e.
II yUur SKATES nsed EEnE, call On Deumrrn
u your sFtha HAOHihE q 0us o. ordoF, L
Win Put g IN order.
Hsrspair8 ~ kfrds OF SURGICAL Instrun5uts
An kinds Of AotAi and Husi-al Instramenh ~
palr8d
nyou sh0ula set ~ mes Patent, Dammeng Il
the nan . see 60 Jour Acdela, ether IN Mcci
Brollr o. Arclr = the nEatCsE Mauler.
al kinds o Beit EauEinT aonc n nromrt -tFIs.
An kindg 81 light Hschi1eTT pa y o1ts- u rs
EngtneerinS Eatrumenis reported .
small steam E1Nns8 Eanaired thcrcuEfiT.
BAH Eoad UoldnSof'7 REnctcg uElElcsurrdn
tha bsst rtaunsT.
RAn Rosd condueters PaBfhsa rsysssd.
@1n nc. TbrFthinF n the shdps 81 r~oes{rirs
or manufacturing done On oqutrscf.
Eltranss % shon-l44 auperior street. % Cna
PAir Of stairs WE2HARun 10 EE9.
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TH Smell % BEOOD.-The Utica IN. y
Observer says Mr.. D. & Wager, Of West
Branch, Who had been killing hogs on
Tuesday last in the evening went into the
stable, where he kept two hns blOOded
mares These animals, smelling the blood
81 Mr.. Wagers clothes made At him,
knooksdh hin doEnahd tramplsd upon him,
bEssking a. bones Of his arm sad shoul-
der, and 20 seriously ihjuring him that
fatal CONSCIOUSNESS were 1t first appre-
hsndsd.
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OCCASIONAL


RsssIzLisHs 81 Respect b. the "a Cavalry.
A 3 nesting Of the commissioned Off
Gers " the "a Regiment Cavalry, o. ";
Gel chas. Doubleday presiding, held st
Camp DsnnisOn, o. Dec. 18th, 1861, it
vas
RaolVsg That We learn with profound
reErst he death Of our brother chesr,
Cha6- az. IRgersolL 81 Cleveland, o., on
the 18th inst.
ThatR Ne sincerely e0ndOle with his AZ
hiOssd family, who have loet . brother and
. IN
That n observing the usual outward
manifestations Of this loss to the regiment
We also unanimously, in our hearts, mourn
the death Of 3 gallant gentleman.
Thst6 copy Of these proceedings be sent
70 The family Of the deceased, and be pub
lished IL ths Cleveland papers.
Coz. Gas. DOUBLEDAY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-18

I'm Law CoLEs0E-Ths Law College
o~omnsneesis Winter Session, on Wednes-
day. he 1sth inst organising The Glasses
- tNo 2. r. A mush larger number Of
-Stadsnis have been in attendance during
The past session than ever before st The
oonneaesnsnt ef ths yssr.
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Miss Menken being called upon for q
sPsseh ct the close Of the first piecs at
Wooda Asstre, Cinoinnati, On Saturday
night said, With oharsetsristie spirit 81
ssR only say that l IN 50 much obliged 10
yoa, hatIaiAh Jon had but one mouth,
that / might kiss you 81 81 onesP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-18

saHGHuM CouvEsTIoN.-At the meeting
Of tho Horticultural Society, on Saturday,
inOineinnlt, Dir. Daniel B. Pierson stated
that De growers and manufacturers Of
S0rEhum E0uld meet in convention ct Co
iunbua On he day previous to The meeting
Of he As~rioallural Beard, fhat Is, on
Tuesday, The I'll Of January next
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-18

ffAEl road or AoaIoUErUEE-This
Boafd nests IN Columbus On the first We'd
nssasy siieF the hrst Monday 10 January
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- an VI AG A04A2a
HItH 4 IWU EfOEY BRECE DWELLING
II tie ltsiiau style Of Architecture, with barn.
E9iit csfbm ana 0lt houses al nsu, Just cuIaple-
ted and ready Tor cccugancy. Ths houss Ia 51iif
Elil ali modern impccVelnsnt3i the grounds have Z
IrohLoA amman Avenue q ~ rOdai g bezutLl
o. the Farm there are several springs Of pure wetoi
running ont from the banks Of the raVfne, which
Win simple hydraulic works. can - conveyed % any
nart o. tn5 farm. For q Geutisman'a hcsiteuc
the whole grounds can b elegantly and tas5sfulI
arranged. Eor . Gsrdsn, F~tneFarG, Or fruit Cal
ture, Is can Be made Profitable, being 50 near tht
dtT-CniT about 100 rods from deterioration Ifmfts
This Arm Can bsdiTGed into lots Of c18 % Eve o.
more acres and make elegant rczIdenc1a, ard 81 g
LErge atFaucs OF the urfcs e winch Il can nov L
and 8 part % which IL 3 beautiful Grove. Thf
Etnsr1an Street Railroad passes through The Ave
ms in trent C1 this lam.
AlBO-A hEW Two STORY BRICE HOUSE
Barn, out buildingas &C. corner Of Kmsman and
AoresI 3sreets. Lot IL ioet on ktusEalf a1d &cb
Forest strsat. H0nss and fmDroFenent are sIh-r
class, With all the m0tern Etgies sad brlt IN arab
z1nttai manner.
Asa nav Two ETOBE BE1cz HOUsE
Barn. Out Buildings, &e.i Ettuats4 ca Lorest street.
Lot l9eiest rontb5 - bet dssR- This L ; 1rF
Glass housa, buiit in o s1bEtantial maunsr, End n
the Italian Etyis Of arohltocturs.
Two HTUkH BRICK H0BSA
Barn. Out Buildings, &c.s adjoining the one Last ds
scribod, Lot I0 feot Eort b ~ E1k deap, and IN
hhed IN al respects Ike the other.
Also-OEE VACANT LOEs On hingmhu street
second LOT nom tie c1E1sE % ktusmEn and E0FeH
Gresls, IL list no1tb b &5 d#E Ein8lOtgs on Tor
est Gt1oeE between AinsIaanf sd bcoThl AFsnua
e.st side. LoS g tsot 'front.' ~ - fst dssR- hM
SCI tins . Eutt Furchsseras
N9Eor furLher onauira q the EndeI
Iane&a Q. BARKER.
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8otela
ct. NICHOLAS HOTEL
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BoARD RIDUoED 10 50 Pc pAY

BOARD REDUoKD TO 50 PuR DAT
sinos the oBening Of this vast AID ecmnodioul
H0tsls TN lssA Il has been the single sR5savor Of ths
ProPristor to make It The most Eun,tuous, cen.
VonIsnt and comfortable home for ths citizen Gns
stranger On this sids the Atlantic.
And whatever has ssemed likely &c ed-iaistsr %
ne comfort Of Sc guests they hive sndoavOssd,
without regErdto cost, 70 provide and 10 oomhins
al ths el6msnts of indiEiduAIA and social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, a1d modern taste
approved and the patronage which it hes COM
nAndsd during the past six years Is . gratifying
Brosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
10 meet ne sKissneiss q the tines, when al ans
required 70 practice thu most rigid econc-y, tbs
undersigned hAFs reduced the Drioe Of Boe-d 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
A. ne sans tine Abating none o. TIE luzuries win
EeieAthsir tsbls has hifhsrto bssn supplisd.
TREADWELL. WHIDOOEB q %.
New Hess ssst 2. lsg asl:s4-ln
HOTEL-NO8
Ia aad ? Murray street, 2ds9oT hoa Broad
l4yf 9lRoMI9 FhsEarEs hsE York. ErgEins& FIina
frollleIE -. EdgEina, IsU GPoaff EtrS
hollsrh ~ So e I@FIsF'a Hos
rE
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#achmsta.
N g,
KACHINlEF Z EKGINEER

AACa4A4DI
And Manufacturer Of
STEAM ENGINES MACHINERY OF EVERY
Description AsoJack Screws, Bolts for BrdE-
as and other uses, Iron Grating and BlEcEsmitE-
Ing Generally. BH0P-Hss. a 6 HsEftts Bloch,
West st.. Cleveland, o.
E5cbbinE sad RsEairinE Pr0mftJ Attahdsdi %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-18

- Hawks s Bro. recsfTe he
ERenins Post snd tbs GugiuEudG Gmn1r-
oistevsry evening. 90 EAfe ar
aa1 osa AT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-18

ri ILLINERY GOODSLNRW
MS ~. PORTER 3 ssneca strost,
Il q neudDt Of nav and choice stock az
uIGLEHERT GOODS,
UompriinR
HsH Bgts BhiErsd HaH. Fi9EeTs, Ribbons, HozrH-
ing o0od7, OollarI, Wells &c. N19o.
XIV STTbE hats BOB OHILDREH.
BaaItd8 q rIecl NaTiofy O ee11cuahla and ouhiou-
s6s goodl not onqme-eto4 Eadl5 are TssFs0tfGlg
~ bTsS5 ElEinG dons % rsoT IN ne vsrE b
Gsn19s uar9iR25
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@i0thiaa.
THE FAR TNEz;
O. N Lass m 0ansor 0.lIs


UGEEIaUEB.
CHAPTER TL-rHE AFTEEFIEn EscsFE
Fair IueE dd not vsh With TIE pirafss 70 steT.
= sfa . eds % her mfrd that he uorl1 ef nrrr
Aor sle lonEed % be hcms with her mother aqaiu.
IN hef own ratiEE honei 10 ths1uuEes q Usfna.
soE Ang sdEsutase Ous very nue daF.
MHn lu-lne=s IA called tbs pirate Gusy,
ohe pacgta ID heE traps IN arackaEa qufts Hrht
ana ua1s hfrseh1ea1y Or her dreadful diFtf
She pasted up ha1d-bozes q drEsn OF mors ID
A. @ a. EmessIa ana deg nuts 3 sore.
AOtti8o Of b If OIL, q new d1zs M case.
a pair y neg CATERS cf tns haest F1infIsA
4 EaEEe uu5i- and q p-Flfn sstEt,
= teflolse shsn tas1aa Ssat l1ulad vel o. 4 Grz-
ors uoE some back EuHzpzfs "a G8deFls E3rcz1
Fut when she ss ~ her ttiurs ana zzs r-ss
SEE oun1 thst rua5falg would then + to- 49,
80 vita n o heF cioflss but her IL nmhnl
AID Q Ia abs Loved 10 take har lrsueu-
he aw vas b1ilz q ElEa1kes bdcE.
lt Egs GTa TO is high ard he EaIs ver TIT
ne doors 1ouAs-oczed. o shsl oossd for r51s
IossoaRe b hsTtadoF as her 0liT hePs-
she took OF lie cord from her bsd with avn.
and ere fl-teEs1n Qulck 70 the EtrauE Wfrfnw rfF=
Eut before she d. 60 she resolves she Wuuld pay
Iasn SIC Eentto ne winaoW u1c0HneEcsd 70 d.
o. LOST rem such aeei1suts Go C dsfs1d.
Or VI p eh3 va four hundred feet In the ar,
he eoEd bioz7 win TIE Weishtof ~ hufdsa $ ElF
To thoss Who msuufsciure rcps.
we've a wee ostse, WEica thsy m take ws h1ra.
We'd haKet ham mase fhsirropa 90 sfrrnr
5hsi Gens Wcald break Whe n IightinE wing,
huE Al 4a ma1e strong stour and abs.
10 ? ne Zach cursed >Gutheru rebL,
ana no care q expenses ray.
b0t MaAeEoF aEooland slrcngt We saT-
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UNITED sEATEa6 RORRfGH
PATENT OFF1OE AGENCY,
No 81 Bank 6reot Gsvsls1d Ohio.

We ars Ensparea . sanasot Business u sven DE-
.8psddoatio& FutelA mhiHramenf8 ald he Pct
s1t Lava ~ RRA1NERe . BURRLDeHr
sA4 a1l O. -s1 sohctte1 PatenA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-18

JUSTLYUkLkBRATHD
PILLS are q sure cure for
Sick Hsaaaeho,
DTEpspsiay
EOui 6tomacht
General Rue deTgOu8 DEBILITY,
Bilious ard Liver Complaints
OOstivenes1, Soroful Gus HCs
mors, EevarH, 6c.t 90.
sud are a safs and reliable Family Medicine. More
OF them used than any Other kind
@-Sss Circulars. For sale cy ~. 9AyIor9t \
FtronR, Cleveland, Ohio, and By all Druggists N t1e
country. Also, q VIII i9sAls At lsl OptATt9 ssrees
Cleveland, Chic, b g.. hOBhlSt
GSnsTSi Agent for Ohio. hiohigAn md Indiana
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e. L o 7 H N G
CHEAPER THAN EVER

Owing 20 ths pressure Of the tiues. Ne have dsfer.
mtusi % sli oUr large 5tcck q EssdF-Mafs Ucfs-
ING hr FoI mau s4Tsacs Of cdglI
ALhsOa=lpm Ds7artEalL Undsr he mpeTEia-
Ion 7 ne rsnqEncd Utter, AF. a. y. ATarander.
Il diisd win ths bat assortn-1f Il Cofh1 90
m6ra1t Beavers ard Fcsdna.
Untorma madetc 0r51r e shuft 40.
ace on reaaoEE1le tarwl
"a Ustysriaty q Rlus 0osh, ghouIdarstrs5a
sfe,1 etc, lEsEs On hsa1.
eos ia EurerEr 49,
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lO AZ OOzTrEVu.l

In the ueaatime Es E0Uid ia7lts our HEusrsu
Iseous and N EubiIe o. rEaDine uur E1lsnfad 60
0insE faAa1d Winter G1cds fF Ea1 and B5TF
SaAri Elich We are selling az utrem=lrloW pd-sa
MILITARY GOODS
Of and 9 dptoas 81 haad. and Uuffsrus ma n
ar az snort no-icss and WarrEarsd 70 FiT8 ssfas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-18

AAGN1ElCENT UNION HALL.
Sole AFsucT fcr ths Eala q slR~sr7s uzialrt.f
soetng Aschi1Gss 6trolEs Patent ArnF TrunE4
aaa stcus AutomEton Freshman,
Uc-n6r q uni1n and BuEcfor st-asa
~ BooE or F0R THy GIANTS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-18
DR. GIBSON

Professor Of EGefreyzAy Gn8 Hssieiss,
81 Umcs ma uIOntsTi0 street, Cd uizfrs, . ~
eoora nom the Public Square.
OEca h1uTa Eom 9 70 = Hud h7n Z % 8 s'c11rs
rEflT. fAuu iagH axcgotaT = arrs
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= The above named Ladies We ara personally GO
dcainfed with, and kuoE thaf fer several yeaFs
while We lived 70 Hp1IDa, they wo4e great sgfereFH
Hiss :. has been 20 badly AFFLICTED that il was viii
difficulty she was able to stand upon her Hgt EF
bottles OF CathOhcGu entirely cured her 5f hdr CON
plants. Ky wife received crest beuedt from thb
e a safe and ehcisat rs1aedY for the nam
complaints they arr suh5ect o.
JGHE WEEKS,
Editor CEndcid Herald
I. B. EINasLET, CeVsland,
octi.dAE gsusrai Aren't Tor Chfa.
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MASTER CQMMIssIONERa

sc5EsH s. GEAHEIS.
AEslEnes q W. NIX
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MB. b. B. KIsGsLET-Desr sirs We heI It q duB
we owe TO ths public, 20 state that Marshau's O.
thOlicOu ia medicine iuFalnabi8 for complaint
greatly benefited theEesyr so much 60, that EeEl
the price double, We would have them. lot h thou-
sands -four sex Who are suferI1g from EeaEn8seOs
We would recommend TIE CgthClic0n Is aEurGp sns
Ca. u FVes strenEth-tg the sgstsm aaa enables
each Of The osszls q ths BODY 70 pert0Eu thsiT -
BroprtAts fC8ctioua. Mrs. ". OAIERt
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-29
Home. Testimony.

Bayou Sara, Sept. ls, 1860
llfessrs. Harper d ,on-Gentlemen: Allow me
to testify to the extraordinary curative proper
ties of YOUR "METALIC SAND.' little negro
boy of mine. 4 years old, Of scrofulous parents
was attacked with scrotula on the left side of his
face and neck, and it soon spread all over his
head in running and disgusting sores, and SO at,
fected his sight that it was with difficulty he could
see Sc e to Get about at all. BY the, application OF
U4PPER'e NETILIC SINLs as directed. fol
a week or ten days. he was entirely cured. tic
is now a bright, sprightly boy, perfectly HEALTHY
and sound. If this statement will be OF use tc
the afflicted. you can use it. For my part
would not be without the Sand.
Very respectfully, A. LEV !.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-29
BAYOU Sara. Sept. s. 1860.

Bayou sara. sept. 3. lSoo
l1cssys. T. B. Harper d .So'--Dear Si1s: That
T NAV contribute to The welfare Of those who are
or may hereafter be afflicted with ercsypeas, al
low me to testify to the virtues of your -HElIL-
IC SAND. by giving you statement OF facss
connected in its use with this disease. Ny negro
boy was attacked with the above disease IN
most violent manner; so vrllent and rapid was
its course that in twenty-four hours after the at,
tack. it terminated in swelling his right arm and
hand to twice their natural size. | began to s,ls
pect that if he were not relieved Immediately,
should lose him. at once procured box o
the Sand and commenced its application. ap,
piled it as directed, and before the expiration O
twelve hours the swelling had subsidized cntlfely
and his burning fever had passed into brls,
perspration. l ain confident it m had not nse1
this wonderful medicine ! should have lost val
uable servant. | hope that the great cure may
be known throughout the country; for having
tried it. I know it to possess the highest virtue:
for this disease.
am very respectfully yours,
VI. NJ. RANKIN.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-29
BAYOU Sara. Sept. 6. 1860.

Bayou Sara. sept. D, looo
We. the undersigned do hereby certify to the
curative properties of HARPER'S S AETALlt
SAND. which has recently been introduced to
our notice, in the case of a negro girl: eleven
years old who has been afflicted from her blrtll
with that loatllsome disease, the Scotd Hedd. 1t
was indeed cure hardly having parallel: All
the usual remedies had been resorted to without
success. Finally. as IaSt resort, an application
of Harper's Metallic Sand was made. Behold
in the space of one months time, this. thought to
be- i,scvat!e case yielded to the energy and charm
of this wonderful remedy. New and healthy
hairs soon began to cover the head. She used
only three boxes of the Sand, and a perfect cure
was effected. Said girl belongs to Mr.. Frederick
Fischer, of this place.
II. ? Perkins, NJ D.; S. J. Powell, Attorney-at-
Law: G, NJ Miller, Attorney-at-Law; w K. s.
Turner: F. Fischer; John ". Spear: Il. Hlnch
J. P: c. 3. Collins, Clerk District Court. West
Feliciana.
Being called upon by Mr.. Harper to examine
a negro girl of Mr.. Fischer, referred to above,
found her to all appearance quite well OF what
am informed was most loathsome disease OF Us Us
head, and the hair has grown all over thet n D
f. FAIREAY AY~L-Assfihi1i'' -
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MULES! MULES!

wears engaged in the sale of mules and
horses. has permanently located himself in this
parish, near the Ferry Landing, opposite the
town of Bayou Sara, where he has erected large
stables. and will keep on hand large number
of fine mules and horses, raised in Kentucky.
He sells none but the best and largest mules
bred from the best stock. The horses are also
descendants of some of the best thoroughbred
sires in Kentucky.
He also has thoroughbred
sssa-sU hry Planter II
this or adjoining parishes, blooded milch cows
and bulls, whether Of the Durham or any othe1
breed, South Down Sheep, and the best breed O
hogs, at the choice of the purchaser.
d24 SANFORD THOMPSON.
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pOYnRAS COLLEGE,
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l. ton of Boardcrs and Day scholars on t

T1IIIS Institution will be ready for the recep-
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The Sttdie5 pursued in this Institution will
embrace q thorough commercial course. viz
heading. Writing. History. Geography, Gram
mar, English and French Composition. Arlthme
tic, Algegra. Bookkeeping, etc. Also. Il pre-
paratOry classical course. in which the rudl
nlents of Latin and Greek will be taught with
great care and according to tin order followed
in Universities.
CONDITIONS:
For Tuition and Board per year. $l75 OF
Washing, use OF bedStead and mattress. % 0!
Complete bedding. s..,........... 10 OF
Day Scholars. per month. go. = Ut
Doctors fees, books and stationery are extra
charges.
;1ss~A deduction on the price of boardwlll be
made for very young pupils.
TEEMs.-One quarter payable Invariably in
advance.
The classes begin on the Sd Of May.
April 2s. V.BASIL, President.
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HEAR IE! HEAR Ii1!
- x u ay s

T AN now ready to receive and receipt for the
j STATE TAXES for the gear 1860 Tax pay
ers will please come forward and pay their taxes
without further notice, as duty compcls me to
be prompt in collecting. Those whose duty it
is to take out licenses will please bear i'll mind
that the first not the last Of the year. is the time
to get them. A. VlGNES,
fl Special State Tax Collector
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-29

T. ..
TNlIIS establishment is now ready for the ac-
L commodation of travellers and the public III
general. The proprietor hopes, by attention to
business, to merit share of public patronage.
Good and attentive servants will be found al
ways on hand. #
For the accommodation Of Drovers. there is a
fine lot and pasture for horses. mules and cal
tie. Rg~Priccs moderate. ~F2N ol5-3m
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$50 RTWARD!

Is offered for the apprehension and delivery
into the bands of the Sheriff the gritf man JIM.
who broke open the Jail of this parish. in com
pany With three Or four other prisoners. on Sun
day. the 18th inst lie is about feet high. 35
years old. f. p0RCIIE, D'y Sheriff.
P0inte Coupee. May Is. lSGI
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Military Land Warrants.

LIND EN7RT. II ~
Tf,dE undersigned, about to leave for the State
i of Minnesota, to locate Land Warrants In
that State, gives notice to all persons having
Military Land Warrants in their possession: that
he could locate the same advantageously. lie
will leave in a short time. Apply for lntorma-
ton at this office. or to G. G. HALE,
Surveyor and Engineer.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-06-29
L E2O

HAS the honor Of informing the people OF
ILL this parish that he is now established at
his old stand on False River, for the purpose Of
carrying or the
BL1cKslUTHTyf BUSINESS
in ali its branches. Work done promptly and
at moderate prices JeS