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Chronic Diseases Cured.
DR. w. r. MOSELEY.

VETOULD most respectfully invite tic attention Or
w the afflicted o. the fact that he has for the past
twelve years given his entire attention 20 the treat
mcnt oi Chronic diseases He has done extensive
are thousands Of living witnesses who have, and can
testify ~ his wonderful skill IN the treatment Of all
the following diseases, viz:
Cancer. Tnmors. Wens, Carhunclcs, Fistula syphi-
is or pock. Gonouhga- Structure, elect Scroiuia.
letter. Asthma Bronchitis, Diabetes, Dyspepsia-
bropsy. Dysontery Diseased Kidneys, Epilepsy or
Fls. Gout Rheumatism. Ncuralga- ErysIpeas Fluor
Alhus Prolapsus, Piles, Goiire, Gravel, Palsy, Scald
Head. Totter Diseases Of the Ear and Eye, White
sWellnns. Diseases of the Womb, a..
Persons afflicted With any Of these diseases should
not ast as unwiseiy as some have done, who waited
until Cnnsumption had laid them prcstrate and re-
durot. them D. mere skeletons or Cancer had eaten
INTO their riiais and dchhtaied their systems then
called me in- cannot raise ne dead but can give
relief u nearly AZ cases. and effect cure In al
rable casesi and believe u cases can be cured II
Tr. Mossicy can be fund at Lauderdale Springs,
Miasilsirp where the aiilafed can have the benodt
Of hs services and satisfy themselves that certain
diseases which sid ~ some q BE- ncurahle, havs
been cursd by biz skill and efieient remedies.
Trcarriutuns and medicines sent % al parts % The
United States BY mail express nt short notice. All
communi icsiions strictly confidential.
Patents arr required % give iul history q AT the
symptoms conncctcd with their case. age, habits. &C.
as-Terns, tio pes month in advance, for en- cases
treated at a distance.
arku cases 81 Cancer must he under my immo-
daie and supervision and fee % he one half cash,
the talancc whom q ctve b. eiiected
caruu1dafous for hoaId are ample, besides, the A.
Acted can harr the benefit of the finest Sulpher and
| Chalvhenfo uaiars in che south.
Ss-Al commaniesiion.s promptly an,Sered Ad-
drsss. W r MOsELEl' D. D.
Lauderdaie Springs Mississippi
H..
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HoN WM. L. HARRIs.-We are author
lied to state that Hon. VIM. L. Harris de
clines tho appointment Of Judge Of the
District Court for the District of Missis-
sippi, rendered him by President Davis.
He retains his present seat on the Su-
Preme Bench of the State. In this con-
nection we will mention that near the
close of Mr.. Buchanan's Administration,
the then vacant seat on the supreme
Bench was rendered Judge Harris and de
! clined. Misaissippian.
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.% The available fighting force Of the
whole South is, about two millions OF men.
We are upwards Of twelve millions in ALL
and we will be all together in the fight.
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pRS. COTTON sHlRMlN 4 WALTON

HANE formed a copartnership Tor the practice Of
u ~ their profession, and respectfully tender their
services 81 the citizens OF pauldng and vicinity.
They have also established an iNFfKMARY Tor the
reception Of patients. o. whom their united attentions
vii - given, and where better treatment BE- ron.
dercd than - those at distance, especially In chron.
lc faafa Charges moderate.
- Surgical Operations charged extra
rsrarl4naf An Ian Nr-Fv
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NOTICE

TAX NUiIONNOT7s salEEs
WILLon the first Monday Of May next,
Il it being the 9th day of said month, in
front Of the door Of the Court House in
the town Of Pauliling, in Jasper County,
sell at public auction, the following de-
scribed Land, onwhich the Taxes for the
wear lsIO. are dow and nnnaid. to wit:
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New firm a Quiiman.
EVANS a. HENRY,

wrkViNa fsfned . ospafsnerahp 3 nlr ~ nais ~
II aHnrflI HfarHHanI.ar - ln|fHIi. faarartIIIIT
s.lr.I Iha eunleln nf Ina|F lTauas aad no plhlr.
INsf hlsa nIfHNaseI 10 llfIn sni ehl.fa rInrf 81
uaHI'H fH0TnIr IHHrI NH M1lHFs NoEIaf. NaffHN
Tt tf NriFfrliar. ia Nn'sh lhar w naaNs such 80
dI.nna n iaaI p anaIV u reniaI nsIr auQrlT
iasfa ~ INa NtIiea' asst NFsl n NarI MHsIsalnrl
r,ifshs.sfs ~ - n..n aissl, 'saiT is furnish
BFI eooiL GFoi,Flii, Prpvlrlml, HaFiwan,
ssa sssrr fhlas helenrIns 4 : nrrs rvian souuiry
sore. en 40 Hu1t MIelaIl l1Iu'a auI ~ ne neai
lHHIIag.
rhar invite ne tr.Iar rnnntlf rannrsnr 3 Ell
sta 90 Ihela aaI aNo1.ar dnnIfa HiaIr aid friends
4HI tsIn1InIlH0os 81 nlI anI arn InHTn feeling a.
aHra IHaF aan serve NeuI - nnah I1 IhnIr rruI a.
taY hansa ln Eastern HNsIaenri
o.l..-. Maoh e zen. n.f
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Memory's Bells.

When sunset dashes all the sky
With purple glo1es heavenly fair,
And from each spire and minaret
There floats the sunset call 10 prayer
We bend our heads with reverent hearts,
While on the evening air there swells,
With musie we alone can hear,
The sofened chimes Of memory's bells.
Over the mystic bridge, which spans
The gulf between Now and Then,
Our footsteps hurry till we stand
In childhoOd's consecrated glen.
And then we breathe the sacred air,
Which Goats from unseen eensors, swung
BY watchful phantoms, who keep guard
Where memory's pearly gates are hung.
And then with hurrying thoughts we glide
Through the dim years which fill the scroll,
Retouching every faded line,
And shedding love light Ger the whole.
OH must we, whC1 we cease to tread
The path by human footsteps trod,
Forget the way which leads us up
To the pure dwellingof our Godi
Or shall we hear, in the loud chants
OF morning star that ever swells
Through the Eternal City's streets,
The softened chime Of nemory's bells
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LAUDERDALE SPRINGS,
WHITE SULPHUR AND cHALYBIATE wATERsl
LauderdaIe County, Miss.
OPENS MAY !, 1851.

d. d. SMITH, Owner and Proprietor.
TAvING purchased the above fashionable and
III popuiar Watering Place since the last season,
~ rropriotor takes , eazure in assuring his old
friends and the public generally that no pains VIII
Be spared 70 render comfort health and pleasure 70
visitors. These sprngs the Medicinal properties Of
whose waters are universally conceded by the hedi-
cal Faculty. ere situated on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad i5a miles above Mobiles aud since the com
pieiion of the Railroad between Nicssburg and Ne
ridian aud the Mobile aud Ohio Road TO C0rnth, are
accessible 20 the valleys of the Mississippi and Ten.
nessoe Rivers.
Ornnihusses viii bo in readiness At an tines to
convey passengers 20 and ffom the Railroad.
The proprietor has been we'll known At the Springs
for many years and again tenders hs services q
pleasure seekers and inyalids
Families or single persons desiring 10 spend the
summer at these springs viii hnd e 70 their adyan
tare % secure rooms early and remain among then
Southern friends instead of with their Northern enc
mics during he balance Of time. B. b. SMITH.
March IS 1861. 2im
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Estate orH. E. Nichols, deceased

Estate Oi II. .E.NtcbOlS, deceased.
WHEREAS letters of Administration
w were granted to the undersigned,
at the last February Term, A. d. 1861, Of
the Probate Court of Newton County, on
the estate Of II. Z. NICHOLS, deceased.
Now all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to exhibit them
duly probated and registered within the
time required by law or they will be for
ever barred.
HARDY NICHOLS, Admir-.
April II, 1851. 26-7t
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~ Don't rely for success upon empty
praise. Theswimmer upon the stream OF
iife should be able to keep ahoat without
the aid Of bladders.
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SUMMERVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
4 Private and Sese, B0arding Sehoot
FOR YOUN q LAD IE S,
h hs Mosntaiasof Eorubee County, Mis.

VYHIs School pfeseuts Inducements superior 20 any
i in the latitude. IN DE superiority ofits buildings,
scai nstruments ard the experience and ability Of
its teachers.
The Principal has secured the services OF Professor
Hrgo Mum in the Musical department. and now
feels warranted in sayng that School in the State
nrnshes oqual fcihes for acquiring this delectable
acCompl plishrnenL
she should Be, faithll and competent.
n u
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DR. ,. W. AvERA,

TAKES this method of rendering HE professional
II services e. the public.
he r. prepared tu perifrm all opcrhiionsin Mechan
ical Dentistry win an the latest improvement Al
Nqrt lrrrTIrl1f
Dr. A. respectfully tendcrs his thanks n ~ friends
hif aN rasia tlat 40 has eAacutod his wurk IN such
Inanner a. % mefII acontnuaneo Of the same.
hAooboQio, April ~ 1855. zAty
A oarros. - ~ IutanAsnp. 80 wa1Tov. ~ p
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goEtru.
The Horse of HOOusan.
BY THOMAS THE RHYMER.

BY THOMAS THE RHYMER.
Son of the night, my noble steed,
Thou art Of noble breed.
Arching neck, and step Of pride.
Fine-cut nostrils, curved and wide.
-
Melting eye, and glossy coat,
Body round, and heaving throat.
Pointed ears, and ample chest,
High the star upon the crest.
Forehead broad, and fat, and high,
Slender leg, and sinewy thigh.
Hoof, welLopened, smooth, and round,
Bashy tau that sweeps the ground.
Massive shoulder, waving name,
All denote thy royal strain.
Onward darling like the wind,
Soon our foes we leave behind.
Soon our horse-hair tent before,
dismount me at the door
From thy back the saddle shake
From thy lips the bride take.
When the baIly-c4zes deal
Mine and thine alike the meal.
With my little children bred,
Sharing both our food and bed,
'Tis our honor, sable steeed,
For thou art of royal breed.
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- TAreHaA Farsf atpo. -
nN Monday. ootobsr isi isoo, she allowing sched-
4 j uia goes inln operailonf
ne Marninr Thrnurh Ifaln leaves NicHsnnrf 81
aoirlaeF. A - connecting e laekfun auneiion Niil
~ p,asaur1r ffain II the New urleana 1acksQn ano
fraai Narihrrn Ralrosd. Fuing southi arriving a.
~ f-s.ine 1ccolnmodsiion Train, C.iopping 81
I.rkaanl D viii leaVe Nickahurl at tai y ~ and ar
~ = Jackson Junction, si 81 ~ y - eonncctng
..'lh ~ Passenger rrlin n ne NeN % anai jazz
- ~ firaai Northern Railroad gong Worth.
narrrrInui Tlo ThruuEh irain WI leaFe NeElen
All a0 A ri. r1nnsciing ~ Jaekson JUNCTION VITA
- 1rf 1rain uf ilie Nca Orleans lagsaun and
iirssi northern Railfuad roin9 NORTH and arfiFe .
r6@ t9souunodaiiou Train vill isave Jaekson
1rrrlsn = o'cofE. A. -. cunnectlaE Win NJ fal-
senrsr Tralu from NeH Orleans, end arrive - fio<a-
4 =. PssssaTers rom vieksburg 81 Canton aad
no Nora by the M.sslasPp Central liailfoad, Hill
| - iilr Evening Tram.
- p.s.rnarra ~ aiaiIona Easi q Jaskaan. win
l - Z az Morning Traln.
80 rnsssngsia for New orieans can sake ether
ne .lovs Schedule an - complied VII. aad all
nsaaanarrs and heahi ulil - carried A. ~ a. the
frnfIi|nn of tha noat ta aafety of ne punilc and
~ alIi|iF Of ne Company el justify. Boz 90 any
fnraa ~ Uuliaunna IS comply ihgreWitA, or 90 ear
~ anr fferht ahIoh may nr hanlod tn any Depot 81
transporlsilon On lhe hoaA lhe Nompany VII not
/ hold iaoIf rna napunshIo. ". -. NAnLEli
/ chiefEnEinear and oenarnlaaP'L.
II W. " NNNNI
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Cash Notice.
LIVERY STABLE.

j. a. @. w. HUTCETrJ q .
nAzLEHURsT, MISS.
rTNHfH establishment u commodicus and vel A.
4 tended Horses q thissiahle are caIg sny looked
tend ~ cals The rruaicateare Win b. taken 70 mcr-
"a public patronage.
fnns-oash On demand. or n payment should Be-
delayed ta one monfh or longer ien rer cent fFom
reh - flao nl-ff
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SCHEME.

Any 500 Ticket with drawn numbor on
stationed % come out az aqy particular
place. such as 5I tst, ID, "a, Or any other
station IN the draWing ..............-.-....... %
Tickets fdm t00 10 any price At The shove rates per
Dollar.
nrrrzrurn i-fi two or more selected numbers are
tahnn and an 81 those numbers selected are not
drawn. among the twelve drawn numbers, The ucket
u q blank.
ss-Hy this Scheme purchasers can select their
own Numbers.
CONnBIrJAT PLAN
Dasul EvnT DAT AZ OCLo1.
CAPITAL PRllssi
$4,000 esa,0oOt ea5,OO0f saO,O0OI
etO.Oooi ss,oOos oa,SO0i sts.
Tickets from q 10 tio
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fFfIH unnN NlIea anl Ar1Nnnls ol ne lain hru q
n ~ uN NNH A GO. we've aariNnrd tn - nn Ne
H az II IlnHaIr Il1l ~ fIr trnafl df lnrif cfed
fa4a al aafanna ndalan A. saIt nFri horuaT ne.
.a.i 81 q 30 her 'u1EIeIne1a n anT person QI
aaraana tllI aaIaEIFrN 1 aNE auiANftHad aaonh
Wm. e. noWn.
I, .i'.. 's....s ... 2 ' /. H , ::s. ~. x x e. :.
aWAHhq1ezH A..'rsss.
nfurln Mall aaiaa 4 ilai Aan
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HNNfNG located at Mnutruse, rec pectiuliv tenderl
II his professional services 70 the citizens Of tha
vicinity. He may BE- found at the residence Of Mr.
April IA istq I-ly
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MEDICAL.NO


WVkvfVq permanently located himself Al Ellis-
III Vile MlsHisaippi tenders hs professional serri-
coa in the citizens % tha village and surrounding 8
country. once over she Post Once, where De VII
b. f1uad Al an times. unless professionally engaged.
Keicrence-liimself and others n neceezarys
sept s. isd0. N-ly
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ROSE HILL ACADEMY.

VTHE third session ofthis institution commenced
i on the FIRST Monday IN March, Under the care
q - !, THIsPEN, pnnciFal, aud 9. A. HUDDLE-
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For sale.

For sale.
THEundersigned
.Shep offers for sale his
LGfR E4f3 ~ Tan Yard, Dwelling
"a Ar,.IYl9 House, and several
AH8S valuable Town Lots
q LII Il y -n2StlSin Raleigh. He has
in addition to the above, several valuable
tracts Of land which he will sell on very
accommodating terms. A bargain may be
had by applying soon to
]. G.. BLACKWELL.
Ralsigh. Sept. 26. 1860. soft
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ST. JOsEPH's SCHOOL,
c. M'DAvITT, Principal.

VNHE school house having been enlarged and re-
Il paired, is nov capable Of accommodating many
more pupils than heretofore attended that insttt-
ton. The active duties o. the school having been
Resumed the fth day Of February, is hoped that
pupils VIII enter school - soon possible, that the
classes may be formed.
Tuition per month, from ti,25toQD
Board can be had in the neirhborhood from seven
TO ten dollars per month.
| McDAVrfT.
Feb. -, 166l. IGtf
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new LIVery Stable at Desoto

Doows AND .sTATIOHERY--Misc
Nloua and School Books. of every description, Tor
tho nee of Academies and Scheola Also. rreaf ~
ely of Cap, Hoia and Letter PaRefi Steel and Gold
Ara.aaa. MaI u. lasa. Nv
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TVAvING permanently located AZ NJ. Charlie Rar-
III ueffa whose residence u two milcs south ui
rraria line. twelve miles west of uesufo, and ten
miles east of rauldinn res pectfuy tenders bic pro-
oasi1nai services % the ctEons of that neighbor-
hood and the public generally.
April q tsfo 2o-tm
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BG~ An Irish lover remarked that is a
great pleasure to be alone, especially when
your 'sweateheart is wild ye.'
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HANlNd Formed q copartnership IN The practice
III Of Medicine. respectfully tender their services
10 ths ctircus of Claiborne and the surroundnL
eouniry. IN the various branches OF the profession
when not professionally engaged ther both vii be
found ai Claiborne. ul. hHfndEs 81 has resi- euCo
and nr. WrukrH "a the residence Of Mn. THos. &
MorFrrf. They return their thanks TO the ruhlic
lDr ihe liberal patronage heretofore received. and
hops 81 strict attention 30 their professional duties
10 secure q continuance uf The same.
rlrnfrnr Jan n fafn 1t-1V
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NHNmE luIu session OF TINS luaffuIl0n c0InIn n0fi
i on the first Monday In March, under the care
81 3. ,. rHIspEN, rnncFal, su, 9. A. HUDDLE-
SION, Assistant
RATES OF TUITION.
For twenty-one weeks. Orthorraphy, Reading
Writing. Primary Geography, and Mental Arithmetic
one OF all. SO %
Grammar. Geography, Arithmetic and History,
one " al, Il 80
one 81 all Is %
Latin and Greek Languages. Trigonometry and
Surveying, with The above branches, one or all = %
This school is situated in North East Jasper ba-
tween Paulding and EnterPTize- in a healthy aud in
telligent community. Board can be Obtained ia
good f1miliN a. ten dollars per month, including
Wishing and lights. The Principal has had aa eXpe-
renee Of ten years In teaching, and has been cui-
nenty successful in teaching the higher branches u
Assistant are Souheruers by birth. education. inter.
est and feeling HIS discipline viii be strict bnt
mild and impartial. and every attenaan viii De given
to the moral and mental cultivationof students.
Pupils can enter al any time during the session,
and viii ho charged from the time of entering %
the clOse ~ the term. unless prevented from ateu-
dance BY protracted sickness which time VIII be de-
Quoted from tuition. Students from distance will
be required 70 pay their tuition IN Hdvance' CT give
satisfactory reference (of parent; guardian, or some
otherresp0nsibo person.
B. +. THlGPTN. Principal
"A HUDDLESTON, Assistant.
|
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n1-fn ordering Tickets state he Class; enclose he
money 10 anr address. and on receipt Of h We VII
aand ahaf i ordered ~ return mail.
nE-Au rnnfmunlraliona strictly confidential.
nE-rurchaaars viii please urlaa their siruaiures
plata and aIra thrir Poet OlHcn. County and State.
nE~rirrniara containing fuN explanations nf our
NaniInr rs their narnr.
ofsTs for rossis rCsr,iaoaies BY Mad Or rEprss.
HoD6Es. DAVIS a Co, Macon, Georgia.
Inna Al la1n a-n
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PICEENSVILLE FEHlLE INSTITUTE;

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
DIR. A. ". WILKINS, President
JAMES SIINsON,
A. p. BUSH.
A. r.. HENLEY.
H. s. SHELTON. ESQ.
H. r. JOHNSTON, ESQ
JAS. CHALMERS. Secretary and Treasurer.
FACULTY,
Rev JESSE q. NASH, u. A. Principal Prof Of
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy and Political
wsf. j. WEST. u A., Teacher Of Classics and Natu
raj Sciences.
a. y YAGI.E, Professor Of Music.
MRS. J. e. NASH, English Branches and French.
MISS JENNIE G. ELLIOTT. EngIsh Branches.
MISS M. L. NESENs Ornamental Department and
Music.
MISS +. A. FENET English Branches.
MISS NJ L. FENEr, English Branches
BOARDING DEPARTMMNT,
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HILLsBORO ACADEMY,


HLLSBORO ACADEMY.
VfHE exercises 81 this institution commenced on
the and Nonday Of January, 1851 under the
charge of I vi WOFFORD IN the Male, and Mss
al B ASH Il In the female department.
The sas9ior consists Of two terms fhe first Of tven-
ty-lour woeks-the second, OF sixteen weeks.
RATES OF TUITION:
PRIMARY al CfAss-consisiing Of Spelling, Read
ing and Writing. per month, e %
JUNIOR al. kss-Inoluding the above, With Geog-
raphy Anlhmeae History and Composition, 4e- per
month - "
! SENIOR CT tss-Includng the above, with Al
zebra phnesophy, Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric,
| latin. Greek ~ the Higher Mathematics, 4o- per
EXTRA.
Music By The month. 3 %
Use 81 hano "
/ Tuifior vfl h charged from time OF entrance dl
close of term unless absence oecuIs from protract
| cd lnesh
n Mis- AsHE is prepared 70 take some young
ladies A. hoardars, and good boarding can be obtain
Cd with her nd It other places in town.
President Board Of Trustees.
J. d. Josns secretary,
Jan. u, 1851 1%a
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Decatur High School.
MALE AND FEMKLE INSTITUTE
MANTRnSF. JASPER CO.. miss.

mNAlAuoLf' ahoi - W. NA'''
r1HIs Classical School. situated twelve miles south
i Of the Southern Railroad, is easy Of access, and
free from the the temptations common 70 towns
The hcalthfulness Of the locaity, and the medieal
quality Of our lphur spring are well known Here.
parents may find a southern hoine.School under
pure, moral influence, and viii none uut true south
orn teachers admitted.
Il il ndependent-the Proprietor being under 20
Trustee Boards or seciarian schemes; .
AZ The School year viii ~ Hln ~ lVbfh ~ and
end JULY Slst. Young ladies VIII board VITA the
teachers; young men with families a. convenient
distance. ~
Five months in advance lnail cases
Full board including Washing luei anu A8hisi 49,
per month";
| Dead Languages. Mathcmafcs, &cs---.--.-.-.-a ! 90
Common English y. Y
Primary ~
Instrumental Music, per month,.-...-- 5g
Use q tie Instrument. =
Drawing and Painting, kce ~
Boarders viii bring beds and fixtures. and when
on sch9oi dav. bnsri car b. h8d from $500 to Sl20l
FACUL TF.
/ REV. T. y. LEA. Classical Teacher.
| MISS ~ A. MOORE. English department
/ MRS. M r.. nAWKINS Instrumental Music.
/ g. The buiidinrs and the spacious grounds ar
| provided with view 20 The ua2ing y a permanent
school, OF the greatest Piact,.SSain n oensi,'.
] 49,. a. . -. aqTv
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Il7lu rTIII-7 y OI \. v. q n
ton &c; " = OF \. r. .'.l.-I..f
l.
- lSof S. r. IL 81. . ~. 81 |l6 10, ca
J.. l. Right. al y. 3 of 6. i. II
J. :. Huston. iE S. W. OF 81
fE. - ii4' 2l2. .aGl li9' i3' 'iol
8 Tuis. lE. isof $ LII. I'll I.i1. Ifll6l@I So
iW. Iof s. VIZ -l3il 4IZl4oi2ol2ol So
L B. LASSITER.
Tax collector of Jasper County.
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DIR. CHAs. n. RENCHER.

DIR. CTIAs. n. RENCHER.
RESfDENT DENTIST. At ENTERPRISE, Mss
UtOR ths convenience of bic friends and patrons.
IT sin visit the following places at Ne times
named.
sha6uia--isi Monday is March, June and sepsem.
ter.
PauIdinr--ist MONDAY in April, July and October.
esrlspdsvillo-isi Monday In May, August and No
ruuhor.
Msridlsn--ad Monday IN March, June and septem-
her.
Persons residing at or near these places, may rely
on bic runctual ait1udancc at The appointed time
and On he teuainug a. long a. Die services may b.
une1ei.
~. q. having been engaged IN q successful prlo
lice ln Enterprise aud thn rurruuudins country. iur
ne last eve rrars and ieelnF permanently locaed.
persons needing any dental operation may b. o.
turrd thaf II pot ftaniy performed b. b. perfectly
-esrnushie. aud that hendv - found ai Entcrpriso
Hhrn not PROBES sioually aheeut
hurarscs-Hs numerous patrons through the
rountrY.
Trsss-An York varrahted. mi charges moderate
Ian. N. is60. tt-iy
Dr. n. WI. n. McKINNON,
/ HAVfNg iocafcd ai Zion ssminary. respectfully
tenders hig professional services ta the ctinf
81 tfnisyicidiiy. No may 81 al times BE- found ai hs
resideace unless professionally atsent.
April isoi. 2-iy
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OPENED TO NEWTON STATION .
Dtstanss nron vieksburg 80 Hewton'
nIo Niles.
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CALHOUN INSTITUTE,

OAHhAWUIN H4NS 4 4 n = rs
MACON, MISSISSIPPI.
A LIMITED select school for YOUNG LADIES
"a The teaching done mainly by gentlemen.
Modern Languages taught mainly by European
Proiessors Instruction thorough, philosophical
because Of the limited number Of pupils.
Music taught on all instruments ever used by To-
dies.
Ladies who understand piano music quite we'll
warranted TO understand the harm andperform well
on It both IN songs and instrumental pieces in one
term; ON the guitar in half term
For admission or catalogue, apply 70
W. r. POfNDEXTER,
Oct 3, 1850 H-lv