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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Taxes for 1865.

Notice Go the Tax Fayers OF Ue1aWa4e OOeA-'
CAREY PAUL said County DO hereby n0y no ny @ E
iofT the m
amount Dollar Taxable Property
hofth rporaed said County:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
GhairsI Chairs
$50 Dollars.

r HAVE good second hand Piano Forte, in good
der, will sell for One Hundred and Fifty Dollars
if application is made soon at the Music Store OF
October g. '65, JOHN f. LATI3IER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
Gmardian's ale.

~ ,..apee Of an order Of the Proeale Oourt 70 O
DeIaare eobnty Ohio made on the zose "a 3 Z,
e,e- * 4 - fss5 n the case OF Efederlc@ "Ssuis
ss{;T n wichael Iavid ard Daniel tsra una az JUS
M. -sid wards the undersigned wilt on TIE
25fh day of November, A. u. 1860,
s,.,..s n on tbe nremises, oner at public
sl the undivided thrs s-aiths OF th iolion 'ns ee
seribed real estate, tO-xt: It beng "A aefe =, %
sitnnfe IN nelaware county, Ohio, and N ne sg~n
st, 5T p-,1gn n Range 49, Township 5. and section
8, deeded to Michael Braun deee 9se4 9s 4NoN''
i,SfS 0T Sal third cash on the day OF s. es
onethird IN one ane-third in two years rom e1y
n 80 . Be secured BY mo-tgage on the premises
aolS FREDERICK WAG0NER, Guardian
SSct 9T ,ss-4ts5 Michael David Dante Braun
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

charged with
cate of Delaware county at his option the full
required by law onehaf the before the 10th day
December and the half before
following
penalty of five imposed upon paid by the
time specified.
Tpayers povde Treasury notes.
Of National Banks of
Remember that early payment you the
last
Office hours: From O'Clock a. Mt 4o'clook P. NJ
CAREY B. PAUL
Treasuers Office Oct 13 656t Treasurer Deaa0are County.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
NOTICE
10 Holders Of the Notes Of the Bank of Delaware.

TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FoRTY-FIRST SECTION
II OF the act passed March 21st, 1851, to authorize
Tree banking In Ohio the Bank Of Delaware, at Della
ware, Ohio, gives notice that the outstanding notes OF
circulation or Bank will be redeemed by the First
National Bank of Delaware, at Delaware, Ohio
Holders of said notes requested to present them
for redemption within six months from this date.
e.laAa4aa q - -s w. d. MOORE, Cashier
Delaware, o July 9s, 1s65-6m-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Cooking and Heating Stoves,

Among which the ssIlespatehi' stands pscmlnent a.
hove ali other tes enoking; it is suItthie For no
tells ding uses and tor large anu I, "a
II has aside from ts being adopted 10 tne n o. ",'ou
or Coal tn alvantaars Of Rcs"Ev"F y" ~hirh yoh
nave suIfriy 90 bot water without S1alsloD
Al rusi-a Ct,rsat for keepioe NlCtuas
and for raising bread Ncasa, large tln-ilnea ''veh
and an add itianal Heater for baking pastry WaFih
and cuokina the top Of the StoVe u oe
Measure St Sc but it is useless 30 attft9't 70 uf
scribe ali its advantages. The FIRST FREs1tA WaS
Naried the Heslatcl the stewart ana an otnei
iook Soyes that came Ii competition with IT. at TIE
ohio State Fair Of 1862 CAL An st. II, anu sasy
yourselves its superiority. Amcng iiS pian x PEI q
which sheds its syrnt"r's laiI lame as Al
originator Of scu' patnts and las risen, in the sl
mation e, tr .3ruPir III sreateF rapalty YUAN ah3
His ,assfrt,,e,t Of rARII,il ROX q HEATING STOVES
are, for nr..lIs. 81 design, dnsh, durability and
80, ~ ,1i,.. st1yes he has the Justly celebrated
sltas Blu, ntr p most beautiful and economical stove
the Onward Sgual Charmer, Carbon, New Frank
iI &c &e.-many ci which are adapted TO tine use OF
An the articles usually kept ia Tin and Stove Stores
The West, be found here and great many oIn
things fine assortment of
Tin Copper, Brass SheeI Iron, Japnpned.
Piunished Tin aud Brittania Ware.
CufPER AND BRASS KETTLES OF all sizes, and Pri-
ces 70 correspond with the hard times He wishes
further to say that IN his
Manufacturing Department to,,,uu
he has every convenience TO enable nm 70 90 Sooolns
work knailike mannsr--and, like his neighbor down
street. he wagon and ladders, and is at all times
prepared into the country to 90 Joos III MS lhe
and has BETTER MATERIALS and puts up more HOUSE
PorINt AND CoSDuCroRs than any other establishment
He has ON hand large assortment CT SILVER WARE,
which hs oilers cheap those wishing to purchase:
n g. We guarantee to or country friends and pa
irons generally that Of our goods are such as We
recommend them be, and that jobs are war
sahted workmanship and our as to quai-
tv Call aud see for yourselves, and dOn forget the
place-North Room Williams & latimer Block Main
Noy.,,b.r Il 1851
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
PRTCE REDWCED.

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGER.
NO. Q, WITH COG WHEELS, $3.50.
NO. q WITH COX's IMPROVEMENT, 600
For sale in Delaware by J. S. COX.
August IS, 1Se5-till jy 1st66.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Rnu fhe Rest PIoU.

great importance to the Farmer to get the best
i PIow. without a good PlOw no man can do good
blowing and good plOwing IS the first step toward a
good crop. have on hand and am constantly manu-
featuring the very best material, at my shop, my
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

IF you want SALT, 20 TO AVERY l. BREYFoGLE'S,
y and get n fresh article good packages.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
sxMPTOM s

The SYMPTOMS of Catarrh they generally appear
are at frst very slight Persons find they have cold
that they requrnt alta Ks, and are mr." sens-
tive 10 t changes Temperature IN this cond ition
The p.,se may h., lrv sig st discharge, thn and
acrt5 afterwards. hs4-.-he think and a'ih sve. As
disease beeonies Ghrun &c, tbs " sch&rgs are m
creased quantity and changed III quality; iey are
now thick and heavy, and bawke't or coughed OIL
Tne secret0ns offensive, causing baG BREATH the
voice is thick and nasal: the eyes weak; the sense
of smell y essened destroyed; deafness frequently
takes place. Another common and important symp-
tom OF Catarrh is that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning OF thick or SHINY mucus,
which fallen down from the head during the nlSnt
When this takes place tue person may be sure that MS
disease its way the lungs, anu shond loose no
time arresting it.
The aboUe bat feC Of the many CGtGTTh Syn'p-
toms.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
Standard Cast, Combination, and
Steel PloWs,

They are pronounced by all competent judges to be
the ghtest draft easiest held and strongest Plow now
in use No farmer should be without more, who
desires pOw his land we'll My prices are rs low II
not lower than others who good materials and do
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
SUB-SOIL PLOWS.

They are made on an improved plan, b-soiling all
the ground that the surface pow cuts All the subsoi
pows made heretofore only cut half or twothirds the
width OF the surface plow
Get the Sugar Cane Seed and plant early in suit
able soil and buy you Mill of me early:
Delaware. March 20 1s63.-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17

.TAn TONS OF old scrap Iron, for which vii
IOO pay one cent per pound in Foundry Ware
Uid Scrap Copper, Old Scrap Brass,
'f Zinck g g Lead.
Will Wood and Produce in exchange for Casting
and Work.
Delaware March IA, .6f.-+ti, J. C. EVANS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
EANS---Something New.

T7HANS in Sandal Wood and Ivory-eegant styles
E at the Music Store OF
june 9--tf J. F. LAFiAER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-11-17
STOVES, &C.
The N1ornlng Star has aris-
en- with Despatchl'
mArHAw WILLIAMS,

\ E-.F5 ,,, z,.oyv,eaeInq mis- iuesuyes;lis his
a nnmer,.s customers f"T Past taF"s ana -"eltinF
a cattinuaRs1 same, desires Il. y, prominent
~ before tb+ uh the fast that b. = increased his
facilities Far the manufacture Of every arsrpt"h Of
Copper, Tin and shest-Iron Ware
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-23

TRIMMINGS. &C.-Ysrn Comforts.
J. Clouds. Nubiss. Wors,ed Hose of all
sizes. Fieeced LINED Cotton Hose, Gloves
Of all sizes. Dress Buttons. Silk Neus.
Embroiderns Braids and Hoop Skirls
for sale very cheap by fs-
Dec Is Strobe 8. Zine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-23
One House and Lot
The Model ParlOr Magazine Of America
DE.HOREST'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE

DE.HORESTS MONTHLY .MAG.4ZLNE
combines aud presents the most interesting use
full, and attractive array of popular features
ever offered III a magazine, Including Liz
GER IND MORE COSTLY STEEL EN-
GR.4VLN'GS than are furnished in any other
ORIGINAL STOKES AND POEMS BY THE MOST EN-
lNENr AUTHORS. NEW md H.3LU.ABLE
MUSIC, by the most popular composers. Nh
CHITECIURE IND MODEL COTTAGES,
with diagrams. FINE PORTRAITS OF EMINENT
PERsoxs THE fashions, in every depart
mcnt Of Ladies aud Children's Dress, splendid
~ illustrated with unrlyalied and model FASH
Ion PLATES, and our usual FULL SIZED Pd l.
TERMS. BRAID IND EMBROIDERY AL
so, HOUSEHOLD MATTERS and RECEIPTS, with
JENNIE JusE's TALKS ON W oMANs ToPiC; PAN
is Correspondents. Etc, Etc, together with a
constant succession Of Brilliant Novelties, all
10 be finely aud artstcaly illustrated, and the
Magazine 10 be printed OH the finest paper, and
in a style for binding into handsome volume
for the centre-table AT the close OF the year.
Yearly, S. ~, with set OF two beautiful
Parlor Steel Engravings, or Package con-
tanning Two Dollars Worth of Extra Full-size
Patterns, as a Premium 10 each Subscriber.
Each additional subscriber, when sent in Clubs,
81 50; Three Copies for $3.50, Five Copies for
SIP; Ten Copies for s22, with the Premium ~
each subscriber. Address
w. JENNINGS DE.uOREST,
4l3 Broadway, New York
Single Copies mailed free on receipt Of price.
Back Numbers as specimens, III cents.
Splendid Premiums are offered for Clubs, CON
sistng Of Gold Pens, Albums, yearly subscriP-
tons 20 the best Magazines, Wehster's Large
Dictionary, Clothes Wringers, Music Boxes,
Melodeons Sewing Machines, Pianos, ETC., etc.
Any body can easily secure one Of the above
Premiums.
December Is, 1865. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-23
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR
SOUTHERN HOMES.

THE above is the title of monthly journal
/ 10 I've published at Stauntun, Va, by Rev.
j. I. Miller. The design of the journal will
be- 10 furnish our Lutheran Zion with sound
Church literature, in a form more permanent
than that afforded by The usual weekly Ieigi-
Gus sheet. Each number will contain a eer-
mon of moderate len th from some one OF the
leading ministers thIough at the Church, and
will thus, in some measure, meet the wants OF
those who are deprive ed OF the regu ar preaching
OF the word, as well as to acQuaint the Church
al large with the varied talents and preaching
ability Of our ministers.
A regular department will be devoted TO the
wants and duties Of parents and one also to
the claims anu moral culture of children. A
summary of speci; and general religious in
leliigence will be given in each number.
correct catalogue Of the rames of our m n
listers and their Posl-Oflice address will be pub
hshed once or twice annually. Though all IN
diNlduai Ell erprlse, ~ heneVer il shall be inou ghl
beat for the interests of the Church., that il
houId be under The control OF The Publica ion
Society, as organz by the General Synod a
Trans Ter ~lll he made on liberal terms. Il
successfully established. certain proportion
OF Il G net proceeds will be appropriated to-
wards defray ing the expenses of delegates 10
tie General SyGod.
No efforts shall be spared 10 make il well
COME visitor To our Southern Fl esidcs.
Such publication we believe is demanded
| by the times, in order TO couneract The corrup-
tug influences Of the f.nalicsl and semi inidel
! literature, which vii! seek entrance into
our homes. We therefore confidently appeal
10 our ministerial brethren Of the South to sus.
tain this enterprise by their cordial Corpora
ZION, that through Gods blessing ii may prove
successful! fundamentally in the propag alton
and defence Of our pure, evangelical faith.
Let US now, as Church, thrown upon our
own resources display an energy aud prompt
ness, commensurate TO the magnitude 0. our
work, in establishing and sustaining every en-
nrprse that "a for its object tae honor and
success o! our beloved Zion
TERMS The Visitor" will he furnished
at 5 so per AMMAN strictly i'll advance MIN
listers sending club of TEN su5.cribers, will
be furnished with a copy gratis.
If 500 subscribers are secured, with out
which the work Ill lot pay expenses the first
number of he Visitor" will appear in Jan.
uary, 1866.
All communications. till January LIST, 10 be
addres sed 10 Rev. J. |. MILLER.
Shepherdsown, Va.
December %, 1868. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-23

DALMORAL SKlRTS.-We have on
u hand The third lot of Skirts, which
can be bough, forty per cent cheaper than
could be bought two weeks since. Call
and examine for yourselves.
dec l6 Strobe &. Line.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-23

Is Read the following list Of articles to be
sold for ONE DOLLAR EACH :.H
100 Gold Hunt Case Watches each Sl25 90
100 gold watches, various Sly les % IS 90
200 ladies gold watches Z" 81 %
500 silver watches each S25 90 10 40 90
1000 Elegant silver plated
castor stands each 20 NO 10 80 00
1000 elegant silver plated
Fruit and cake baskets IS 90 10 25 90
9 500 sets Of sill. pIa. tea Spoons 90 to 10 10
$500 sets of % {" forks 10 to Is 90
1000 goblets, engraved 90 TO 8 20
5000 pairs of table spoons 5 10 TO 8 %
5000 pairs Of salt spoons ) 90 10 5 %
$500 magnificent napkin rings 4 10 TO 9 50
5000 pairs of pendant ear drops,
(assorted colors) 500 to 800
1890 setts OF ladies Jewelry, i'm
ilalion ivory 800 to 10 90
$500 gold lock. eng. backs, watch
face per. imi ladies 90 10 90
10, 900 lads back combs, rich pat. 5 90 to 25 W
4 400 belt buck. gold jet vuca. 5 OO 10 Is 90
5000 lat. style vest and neck en-. 5 90 10 20 %
$500 gents Cal. diamond pins 5 On to 20 90
4,UUO Cal. diamond ear drops ) CO 10 10 0U
5000 min. and enam. rev. pins 5 90 TO 10 90
1900 CAL dia. & en-. 6. scarf" = w TO 10 90
1900 Masonic and emblem 90 10 10 %
$500 gold band brac. eng. S pl. 90 10 20 %
5000 jet and mosaic Breaches 3 90 to 10 90
1000 cam. breaches, rich pat. W TO 20 90
5000 coral ear drops 90 10 90
1000 lad. chat. s guard chains 8 90 TO Is 90
5000 gents pins, splendid assert. 90 to 10 90
1000 Solit sleeve buttons, new 90 TO 10 90
5000 studs s % '' in sets 3 90 10 10 90
5000 sleeve button, plain, en-
ameed and engraved 9 90 10 90
10 900 plain hand eng. rings = so 10 10 90
5000 lockets, double case,r en-. . 90 10 10 90
Is 900 sets Of lad. jew. lat styles6 90 10 II 90
5000 handsome seal rings 3 90 10 s 90
5000 sets Of bosom studs 2 SO to 90
LOCO gold pens s gold ex. hol. Is 90 to 25 90
1000 sets jet and gold pins and
ear drops 90 to 10 90
1000 gold thlmbles, pencils, &c. a 90 to 90
10000 gold pens s. hand. sil.cases 5 90 to 8 90
10000 "ebony hol. 90 10 90
The method of disposing Of these goods at
ONE DOLLAR each is as follows
Certificates naming each article and its val.
lie, are placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed. One of these envelopes will be sent BY
nail 10 any address on receipt Of IS cents.
On the receipt OF the Certificate you will see
What you are going TO have, then it is at your
p,ion to send the dollar and take the article or
ot. Purchasers may thus obtain a Gold
Watch, Diamond Ring, or any set Of Jewelry
N our list for ONE DOLLAR, and in 70 case
an they get less than One Dollars worth, as
Lere are no blanks. The price Of Certificates
as follows One for 25 cents; hve for 81
leven for 50; thirty for S.; sixly-five for $40;
ne hundred for SIS.
The distribution is conducted fairly, and all
ave an equal chance of obtaining the valuable
rizes by purchasing the Certificates. We
uarantee entire satisfaction in all cases
Agents wanted TO whom we offer special
erms and premiums Send 25 cents for one
Certificate and our circular with terms.
Address, A. Fl. ROWEN & CO.,
P. o. 1870, New York.
December %, 1865. 3n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-23
SIS SEWING MACHINES


For every club OF Forty subscribers for the
American Statesman, subscription prize, only
=. 50 per annum each, and two extra copies TO
The eetter up of he club.
For every club Of Six subscribers, we will
send a plendid Steel Engraving Of President
Lincoln. President Johnson, Lieut. Gen. GIan'
Gen. Sherman, or Gen. Robert Lee, as pre-
lered, 1924 inches for framing valued as S3.HO
with two extra copies of the Statesman 10 the
eeiter up OF The club.
Foreve Three subscribers we will send one
of the splendid steel engravings of the uniform
Series of NATIONAL PORTRAITS including
that of President Lincoln, Andrew Johnson
Lieut.. Gen. Grant, Maj. Gen. Sherman, SherI-
dan. Thomas, Mcclellan and Fremont, ADM
al Farragut and Porter each 1924 inches jof
framing, worth So each, with an extra copy u
the Spokesman 10 the getter up Of The club.
Now Is The time to get you one OF The finest
Prizes YOU could select without o!Eer cost than
a little eliJrt.
THE AMERICAN ST.ATES.h.AN
Has become one Of the most Popular Papers oil
the day. Always flied with
The --latest News, Agriculture,
Horticulture, Foreign Intelligence,
Historical Sketches, Polite Literature,
Miscellaneous Items, Poetry, Wit,
Humor, Fun. Sc, &
1t has been greatly enlarged and is Published
Weekly at ST so per annum in advance.
These splendid prizes ara all new and warran-
ted perfect and will be sent 10y Mail or Express
Immediately 90 receipt Of the club list and sub
scriplion money Send fr copies and get up
your clubs. Allremtlances should bs by Post
Office ORDERS Address,
AMERICAN STATESMAN,
81 Nassau Street, lew York.
November 25, 1865. (sl2) ljt
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23

H,3 400 s,,y.I,a II als . e't oi . q" =. a,
| 90 ta,. y y *. ti,,..! i Nee"o" - M -
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= f.,...., q fa.t~ w. ~Aisfat ~. >. Il "a. 'F7''a
So. pg I'VE 't't'' e"'>
-, -, 80. mae Iii s.'- - st'ii - ISIS 4" -
"a l. $ go pat e.. z ) : = .--' '..'a
- t....I.u ~ De+,s .'. a. h's.
. PecLHtlD g., 81
5.r,,i stio.s s4.d Htg c,to".ut To one 81. -..
an 4, ,ss mpI uiiuinss TO- tra-Iirt -
"a + ON ut s..Si,. Rex every t"o &'Ia@h' -
each .- IA hro p'Grt ,.
5Tb Il MIC al or 20 tnAc-e . IN" A'i~ p"
the duty 1au I'll chl' - Ii 49,
sh Ir is owre, pS t.e Z INC 'l'l; ga n' e III F."
an ,,snt AID 81 ci-l.Le tbere so lVidto 'oHh t@'
I'm !! is pre- rid Nat t"f ID "NA ou' 10
I,s1,on i, SO taItunate ..iseSse rsirlS oe'nf'
81 Itprep.He e. boys 10 the u yef@.t o. o. 4,
Cor Ig l,Ia c. III, ,usts eUe Il 'tJ''- AtS ~ "
ylfLu"U~ I've. 49,. "a. -.,.r ~.
civ al -. -. d. ~ rs4s, o.
as, of Eeu tc.J-
as. s1s
~ q, rd ,odging anI Tu,ron for 20 we-@7 a.
I,arab a Away. "a adNaAce,J -''''@ - =, y
~, [vashiau a FU-I .--------r
80 - Vo.ai aGU l4Is,, ulirG,''--a Ara
"A ress 10 sscnre foC|, oAp4Rta.
0a9l,onP . l5S % > . Us
5df
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23
JACKSON DIRECTORY.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Of jackson, Mississippi.
Joshua GREEN, THOMAS GREEN
prpsInrxr CASHIER.
ApsroE 500 600
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

sHce OF Comptroller of the CurrcneY'
WAsHISaToN, November lo,s leeo
,hereas by satisfactory evidences presented TO the
j., ersieued it has been made to sppear that the
sInsT NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON IN the
" of Jackson, in the County of Kinds and state Oh
.i-.issippi, has been duly organised undsr and &C
nng to tho requirements of the Act of Congress
Mad IAN Act to provide n National currency
ur.,, b, a pledge of United sta bonds ana 20
wi te tor he cir uation and redemption thereoi'
/, = we'd tua- Sd S64 $ complied W ia ali '1e
visi 5 o SAID requrei to be eomphea WIKI
f.s commencing t-e BUSINESS OF bankins unoer
Al a
NV. therefore. l. FIR EVAN CT ARKB, Comp
roller O the currency, h. eby certify tna' IN
FIRST NATIONAL b NK OF JACKSON, in tst
,S.f la kson. n the county Of Kinds ana state Oh
,.iss,ppi is authorized comne ncs the business Of
Xxi e uuser III. SC Aforesaid.
| II testimony W lereof witness my ht1d ana sea
| T. 81 of Office. this 18th day OF Novembe~' 1900
| FREEMAN Ola KE,
| \ 7adfm
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23
r e NJ ALE SCHOOL,
GE.TES 4GSE
FEM A :, :; 5I,gS GH = IA = q Z

To- two , .ix We s h college has been II nc
- ',e-rstiou Rev r K HARi ROEE, IL ped
deDt " 20 sMcc1eds Dr. RiV"rI 10 ch'i IN se@tF
~ Il hoiastic taIDmt nts formerly PR
Fassor in The University Alabama, ana IN eV ~ wa
vSort of the confidence of the patrops OF lie sch2G
"o, " gsr.,afIv He~iIl b. Iided by D. I
= weir trofD .,.r Of Math MATES and ; tfnIAl CT
enc. md other compel Mt Assistants III Tue V4'lo"s
nenartrna pts of Languages, Literature Glen an
SO on "a : assIsJsd 1y fl co p OF
80; A.. ctrr win preside thu au-cai par :
meut. .,,.,,, 4
a. fr d sexton y 20 torn rty e necte = w
IN mutton as in which >st etS lie gave
elI = sa.ls,A action 49,,
a. =. + Jar lcu,afs. apply to K. K r",.rGve; Sun
g ,,sn-,h X. Blk K,
,rt3,, ' 90 l - -
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23

vENHIs Insr' wei! koow J" tns a." t me TO
sscasa ing the late war, unhnft IA" ""'N
it's efficiency - ,,o,,,r,areial and
The plan If studles comprises LAG
the Classical ,, A. st,5v 81 th<
Eng. a French. Spanish and dt rI1sn 90 Rock
Geovrnphy and History, o. Aritmette "h'
Ssen,og Of Algebra and Geometry , ,.bos
rrhe classical course embraces, oeeideS tne ol%
-, r,anr,o,ed the Latin ana Greek LaneoSgeS'
Natural and NJ ntal Phil sophy, Chem SUI
Autonomy aad the higher branches mAtns ~
arha e1. of ADMISSION Ii from nine TO hfteeh yea
oI M one can DO admitted unIess he knows ~" -
read and wrIle. ~ nF DRCEM
The next ession will open on the IL VI I-.t 4
NM ~ rms for the whole session (Whlch HesS
ontbs) including board and tuition Wasnl~s' - go q
pees and stationery ---.- 1890 ------ IN q
ths. Ter as are pay able in gold or its equiv ens
Eor further particulars Apply 20 tns ffe
Spring Ain College, near Slooi e;ITnEIEr g !.
Nov i4d3ni r-NfNH
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23
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MANUFACTURERS,
400 RRQADWAY,
NEW .YOP *.

The atte =, Z. the publ the trade rs invhsd
= opr KEN SCALE OCT VIZ ROSEWOOD
PIANO FORTES, vhiah for volume and purity ottShe
re 49, riv He'd by any nItherro offered IN this market
1,bav contain all the modern Improvements, French
,ra,a Action Harp Pedal, Iron Frame, oTff-strnHE
IS. a.. and each instrument being mad, under tns
,,,-so, Il su,ervisf,n Of MIR ii Grovesteea VINO
,osbsd practical experience OF over - years III
Vt manufacture is fully warranted in every par
TIE "Grovesteen Piano Fortes'
received the aware e crit over
all others 81 lebrateo
! Worlds FAN
, where exhioih
/ makers Of London, P&4.
Baltimore Boston, and Nc" al'o AZ ms
American Institute for h's years the
gold and silver medals from be- a can be seen
at our room
By the Introduction of imptO g. We maze
| sti more perf,et Piano Forte Hnufaesaring
largely with strictly cash systsR enabled to
efFer these inst ument at price VA III preclude
all com EDITION
PRICES-No. /, Seven Octave, round
corners, Rosewood, plain case 1878.
No. 2. Seven Octave round corners, Rose
wood heavy MOULDING $500
No. 8. Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Louis XIV style 1925.
Terms. Eet Cash In Current FuHds.
Descriptive Circulars Sent Free.
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