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Annual expense. $50, b.
Having now our model farm with the
size and cost, and the stock on it. With
the cost of the same and also the annual
cost of carrying it on, let us now see how
we can manage it to the best advantage to
make the most profit from it, we must
give up the old system Of management,
and adopt the modern improved system
of deep, thorough subsoiling,
thorough ditching bottom and hillside,
use of modern improved iInple-
ments, shallow, level and frequent cult
walton, so as not to break the roots, per-
feet pulverization, and above ali, abundant
use of both domestic and commercial
manureS.
We must now fence our land with a
special view to stock raising. Enclose
two hundred acres for cultivation the first
year. Fence off the remaining four hun
bred and forty acres in one large pasture
and several other small lots for the stock,
enclosing the wood land or not, as you
choose. 1t had better be under fence for
stock. Say you have four hundred acres
of cleared land.
Let Us now commence our system of
manuring (the most important item in
farming) by penning our sheep and cattle
on the land every night. We must ar
range our fencing with a view to this.
The eminent German Professor of Agri-
culture, Won Thayer, states that from ex-
perience, that one thousand sheep penned
for one night ON an acre of land will make
that acre as rich as it need be for any pur-
pose. Take the first acre you intend to
pen your stock on, pillow it up, enclose it
with movable fence, have your three
hundred and thirty sheep and sixty head
of cattle penned on it; do this for three
nights;turn under the manure with pillow.
Now move your Enclosure to an adjoin-
ing acre and repeat the same operation,
keeping the stock three nights on each
acre. At the end of the year you have
one hundred acres made as rich as desir-
able. You have by this means, doubled
the productive power of this hundred
acres. You can now make one hundred
bales of cotton on it where you could make
but fifty before. You can now, at pres
ent prices for cotton, make one hundred
bales, worth at twenty cents, or eighty
dollars per bales. eight thousand dollars;
.,efore it made fifty bale, worth four
thousand dollars; increased production,
four thousand dollars. This item may
seem startling; it is nevertheless true, and
should be set down to the profits of stock
raising.
Plant it in corn, and it will give you a
Weld of three thousand bushels, where it
would have grown but one hundred bushels
before, and at present prices, two dollars
per bushel, would give you the same in
creased money value, viz, four thousand
dollars
We must now have large and comfort
able stables to feed our sixteen or eighteen
head of horses in. The racks must be
kent full of oats and rye in the sheaf
also hay, and fodder and corn in the
managers. When the spring comes we
will have as much fine stable manure as
we can haul out.
(To be c0ntinued.l
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Florence Synodical Female
COLLEGE,:

UNHIS Institution, which has long enjoyed
Il very high reputation among the Female
Colleges of the South, is situated az Florence,
Ala, which is admitted TO be one u the most
delightful and salubriOUs towns in the South
west. 1t is very easy of access. branch Of
the Memphis and Charleston railroad runs 10
South Florence. Its President, DR.. W. II.
NIT CHELL, is well known a one Of the ablest
Teachers in the cc1ntry.
Next Session will commence on the 9Th day
CT September next
For further particulars, apply 70 the Prcsi-
dent. jyjssw2m
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Lands Forfeited for Taxes.
LAND AGENCY

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 80, 1870.
| beg TO call the attention of parties inter-
ested, TO the lands now being advertised by
the Auditor of Public Accounts, which have
been forfeited to the State in July, 1863 for
non-payment of the Taxes of 1867
These lands, as required by law, are adver-
tised for SIXTY DAYS, at the expiration OF
which time they will be subject to purchase
About the 18th Of October, therefore, they will
begin TO come into market.
/ tender my services for the purchase Of
these lands, and viii give prompt attention tC
the same.
ditor, is with me, and will give, in connection
with myself, his personal attention to the bust
ness Of the ONCE
septSwlm JAMES D. STEWART.
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STATE FAIR NOTICE.

Parties proposing to keep Restaurants, Sa-
looms, Confectionery, Fruit, Cigar and Coffee
Stands, Side Shows, etc., within the Fail
Grounds enclosure, are notified that choice Of
location may be secured in the order in which
applications are made TO the undersigned, and
On the terms prescribed by the Board of Di
rectors. ! L. POWER, Secretary.
jackson, Aug, %, ls70-tf
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MANSFIELD N UGBEE-
Arnica Linimout

DREPAEEp from Elrr Essential u. g..
4 tract uf tHMT|.f. I"|r... .. N.#....
'hlgraiyue anI Magnetic IHI. Chemically
combined.
different comp. .IHun H.W IN. mNHI I.........
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any other l.uimrHf lu .H.If I.H UN.I.E. ..
au external remedy D.. aH fUItUI.H'.. ...
tested 900 f'rft section "i iN. country. I...
BE- needs 600 further rrIHmWruIlNHn
AZ a Horse LiuImr9t nothing DIH -.|Ht ..
During iHF prevalence Hf iHH H|"It ..'..
-courFg tharluur ur Erf Te'I"" H..N .".
rtfulrd thousands t' valuable N.Is". ."|
pnst year tho Magic Atuie1 .fu.mtur 5000 IH.
only remedy ot 90 thHt Hprn UIra '.aI urE.r
failed Co curc Boo One single .UaiIUuu.
Everybody RnuH good luI rg.HH'r I.u..
meni convenient 10 uIl IW... HUI .Tfr I.HI.
BOO relieving pain. This wonderful remedy ..
offered a. tho public I# o. utrpr. fI#|IUFI ..|
rheumatism, etc, Hui accomplish. .Hr. .|
the worst ruser. V.iHtHUr chronic .U H.U...
where all other remedies hove proved uuIFII'
ing when used Zoo connection NIfH MHUaN.'.
s. lliVhros Rheumatic Compound. %. UH..
has ever set heru reported where HsHf. HH.
not effected BOZ very .h.u iHU. If uHE I..
ly hr said, aa ltr H8mr import IHHl ' #.'
DO bv Magic
For sale by nIl pugFi.ta.
WANsFIIuB a uHutsuuT-
AuaticaI Chemists 7ud urHFgIeia.
Memphis, Sem.
Tor aIo m JACKSON bg
BI,h N EhIIhr
And NJ. d. Asu.
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TIE. PRE- NJ IUNI LIST.
AND
RULES AND REGULATIONS,

RULES AND REGULA1IONS,
Are ready, and copies will be forwarded
to any address on application to the Secretary.
Manufacturers, Inventors, and Artisans
generally, are invited from all parts of the
United States, and will be cordially welcome
number of Railroad Companies have already
rendered reduced freights and fare for the &C.
casion.
But the people of Mississippi, of all callings,
are earnestly urged to make this Second Fair
State success. Send something for exhibit
bition, and come TO see what others send. The
Ladies are especially appealed to for contri-
tributions such as they may determine TO be
appropriate, whether mentioned in the Pre-
MUM List or not.
At the close of the Fair, a Catalogue will be
published of articles to which, and persons to
whom Premiums may be awarded.
j. o. WHARTON,
J. l.. POWER. President.
Acting Secretary.
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Memphis Conference Female
INSTITUTE,
Rev A. w. JONES, ID. ID. PREsIDENr.

REV A. W. JONES, ID. ID. PREsIDENr.
CNALL SESSION Of Twenty Weeks begins
Il the First Monday in September, and the
Spring Session, the Fourth Monday in Janu-
airy.
TUIrIoS-COllegiate Department, S2j o.;
Music and use Of Piano. $50 %; Latin and
French, bath, $l6 90; other charges moderate.
Board, Washing, Fuel, etc, $50 %. Board
ers furnish their own lights, towels and sheets.
All Payments required in Adrance.
&x-For Catalogues. address the President,
or CAPT, A. b. JONES,
jysAw2m Secretary Of the Faculty.
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J. NJ. DAVIS q Co., LOUISVILLE
We had call on Saturday last from Capt.
NJ. c. shepherd,the efficient and ubiquitous
travelling agent of this weli-knOwn Louis
vile liquor house. For catalogue of the
quantity and quality now in store, he re-
ier' our mercantile readers to our advertis-
lug columns
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The Directory hare reSolUed, that for the
merit FAIR, there tciH be No Charge for
the admission Of ANY ARTICLE or ANIMAL en-
tered for exhibition or competition.
Exhibitors and visitors generally will pay
the prescribed gate fees only.
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For the Clarion.
FARM DEPARTMENT..

Having been for more than thirty
years actively and personally engaged in
planting and stock raising in Mississippi,
at the same time studying daily the best
authors ON the subject of agriculture,
published in Europe and America, from
Won Thayers Principles of Agriculture to
the best agricultural Journals published
in the United States, and being now I'M
able to engage in that pursuit on account
Of feeble health, | propose to give the
benefit Of my experience to others, par
ticularly to the young men who are now
engaged in that pursuit, by writing on
that subject. propose to write only on
practical farming, leaving the scientific
portion to such able authors as Prof Hill
gard and others.
l would first premise that planting can
not be carried on in this country profita-
bly, except in connection with stock rails
ing. | cannot communicate my ideas
better than by describing what conceive
to be a model farm in this country-not
such a model farm as Prof. Mapes car
ried on near Baltimore, or such an one as
is usually attached to agricultural colleges,
but such an one as every man engaged
in agriculture in Mississippi, may have
or may approximate to.
We will take a plantation containing a
section of land (640 acres, mile square,
with all necessary improvements on it
with 400 acres of cleared land,
Worth now in market S15, 90 per
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Equine Remedies a great discovery

BANKEUrT COURT. I've learn that
His Honor Judge Hill will hold session for
the purpose Of making orders in Bankruptcy
causes, on the 18th inst, at the L. ). Court
Room IN thi, city.
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was still doubted all news. though the peo-
pie were profoundly moved and anxious
The Government even If informed, gave nc
intimation OF affairs. merely expressing a
doubt as 70 the position ofMcMahon and
BaZaine The tidings of their defeat comes
through Prussian sources
STCTTTARDT, Sept 5.-A crowded meeting
adopted resolutions that Germany refuses
mediation or Intervention of the powers OF
/ Europe; also favoring the Incorporation OF
Alsace and Lorraine to Prussia as a portion
! OF Germany aud as compensation for the
expenses OF the war Also Germany must
now DC one nation, with one army and Que
Parliament. That these are the only secu-
niles paramount 70 the peace of Germany
/ and Europe.
PARIS, Sept. 4-The following official
! proclamation has been issued by the new
/ Government: The decheance has been pro-
nouneed in the Corps Legislatiff. and the
Republic has been proclaimed at the Hotel
/ DE Vile. The Government of national de-
/ tense IL composed of eleven members. and
\ all deputies of Paris have been constituted
/ and ratified by the pOpulace amid great ac-
clamation. Their names are. AragO, Eman-
uel, Creniux, Jules Favre, Jules Terry,
Gambetta, Garniar, Page, Rochefort and
jules Simon. General Trochu will at the
same time continue in the exercise of the
powers of Governor of Paris and is sp-
pointed Minister of War in place of Palikao.
Please placard Immediately, and if necessary
have proclaimed by public crier this decla-
TdilOl IOr the tONeFnmFnt OF national de-
fence. The Minister of the Interior is Leon
GamEett
PARIS, Sept. 5-The Provisional Govern
ment has come in office without the slightest
disturbance. All ministers are acting with
energy Orders have been issued for the
Immediate formation of colossal armies
The Senate is suppressed and tue Corps Leg
islatiff dissolved. The Provisional Govern
ment Is in permanent session in the Hotel
DE Vile, under the Presidency OF General
Trochu.
Flags were lowered on the Tuilleries when
the Empress departed.
People are rushing through the Tulleries,
placards posted with the words, death To
THEIRS"
The Paris Journals unanimously urge that
the nation make unyielding defence and de-
clare the ACKNOWLEDGMENT ofFrauce impOssi
Bile.
The King of Prussia declared he was only
warning against Napoleon, but il becomes |
evident that he Is now warning against the |
French people. The struggle must he one !
of determination the fleet must be ordered |
TO the ports of Germany, as the Prussian
armies treats the towns of Alsace and Lo- |
raine. The enemy must be made to feel |
what the United Republic of France can |
accomplish; all men here must bear arms.
NeVernOre Can the coarse. gritty tooth |
powders and Notwithstanding chemical |
fluids find place on the toilet OF sensible |
people? The fragrant and preventative |
SoZoDoNT has superseded them all.
"SPALDING's GLUE" meDds Furniture |
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GUARANTEE HEST REMEDIES
OFT.

GUARANTEE BEST REMEDIES
OFT.
YINHE undersigned druggists offer for sale
Il the following reliable and efficient rene
dies and are authorized 10 guarantee cures tu
every case. Tests against bumbuggeTy ~ in4 f
position. First-this guarantee is duplicate
Of many others who have tested them FOR year.
SecOnd-Their formulas are given. lurd-
They are guaranteed by their manufacturer
Pemberton, TAYLOR * Co. Manufacturing
Chemists, Atlanta, Ca. F9eTtb-Ihey hnd
a ready cash sale where dealers are crowded
with consi gnments Of similar preparations.
CALIFORNIA FEVER x AGUE SPECIFIC.
For Chills and Fever, Bilious and later
mittent Fevers and n preventative for mulAFi-
Gus diseases. II has the highest Inducements
from Druggists and Physicians. Formula
known 10 them.
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP.
The most pleasant aud efficient remedy for
all diseases Of the throat and lungs, and held
~ Druggists as one Of the staples In medt-
cine.
COMPOUND EXTRACT or sTYLENGIA OR
QUEEN S DELIGHT
For Scrofula, Whiteswellines. Ulcurous
scores, Syphelis in all Of is forms, and dis
eases arising from impure blood, and has the
endorsement Of Physicians who know its
formula, and have used il in their practice
and is n staple with Druggists. Formula pub
lished.
TAYLOR'S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC ELIAIk.
For Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint end other
| diseases, arising from disOrdered liver and
/ stomach. Itseldom fails 10 give rehef APP
/ ply for Formula
BUCK A. RAHLR,
Druggist.
wan. JACKSON, MISS.
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\ TEACHER WANTED AT CoRINTH.-
The Trustees of Peabody Masonic College,
At Corinth, wish to engage gentleman, to
lake charge of this institution, upon salary.
CF. Sawyers, Esq, Corintb, may be adj
dressed on the subject.
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Equine Remedies sure and effectual.

me railroad traveller will find a remedy
. .lAl is pleasant and perfectly harmless, and
sure preventive of the evil effects from
lonstlpatioa or change of water and diet, by
-s.a9 Summons Liver Regulator.
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NNHE RATES OF ADMISSION TO FAIR
l. GROUNDS during State Fair Week have
been fixed by the Directory as follows:
Single Ticket, admitting one person.. 90
For Children under l2and over G.............. rs
For two-horse vehicle and one driver, ......l %
For Buggy and one person, ........-......-...l &C
For Horse ana Rider. -----. -
The foregoing is for each single admission,
There viii be no checks given a the gate.
Season. or Weekly Ticket for one person,
not transferable, 81
Family Ticket for the week,-(a gentle
man his wife and minor children, consti-
tuting the family ....--....... 10 "
STOCKHOLDERS TICKETs.-Article H. of the
Constitution provides that the payment of Fifty
Dollars sEall constitute any person a Stock
holder, who shall have the privilege, with his
family, (himself, wife and minor children con-
stituting his family,D to attend all the Fairs
that may hereafter be held, and exhibiting any
article, stock, etc, free of charge
Season, Family and Stockholders Tickets
NAV be procured in advance of the Fair, on
application to the Secretary.
Single admission tickets at the gate durin 2
each day of the Fair.
Public Hacks will be charged 50 for each
days admission to the grounds.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
]. L. POWER, Secretary.
Jackson, Aug 30, lS70.tf
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TNIVERsITX or NASHVILLE
T.. KIRBY SMITH Chancellor.
BUSHROD r. JOHNSON. ...... President

Tie next session Of the Collegiate Depart.
ment, Gin ull H. Classes with Preparatory
Schools, opens September ~, 1870. Course
Classical and Scientific. Discipline, Military
For Circulars. address
+. kirby SMITH. Chancellor.
or BusHKoD r. Johnson, President
iuly2g SWIM
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7. II. WiIIett,

rtha solo gf Doe f1lloRiue article. "l hN..
uactHrrrs il...
rIvUE standard American I..r.I IH...
viii tIe celebrated Ihran i...HI..
Combination Cushions.
Jenny bind Table. IIf' II
PhoIau Combination tHtNIHr..
Billiard Cloth. best
Bagntcle ara Pigeon Ha'r Cloth
l4t. well seasoned. FarIUu. wrIT HI..
Court Plaster 20 OBJ ruInr#t
enc L,athcrs. Fr,urh. SeIf-Adhcaiyo LelfN.
CLAMPS i9r lc4tIerng Cue.
C4a-tufters. Leather IIWN''
French Billiard lIHlk.
cue Cement tkcy fatertI Billiard LrH...
Dive SUE tor col0ring Bale,
Billiard Balls. HI HigI..
Balls Turned HHi l0I.I
small Pool E4W. Pool BlHrI. Pool i.n
Pool bottle. leather. Tra IIHH
Ten Pin Balls. ull sltcs. j.. ...,..
Csup9sii0n Billiard BtTIl FINg.. H'.. ....
Rondo Balls, BaRrteiir hf.. .
- Tables made % order. hilh ..t
down aud rchttcd with edo e.I.
a. Colleuder Combination 'i.Nt.".
kinds Of Billiard Iah.eftl AtiNH ''''''
fufEHiWbm
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DOANOKE COLLEGE.
SALEM. VIRGINIA.


Nat SESSION Begins S,p',mter 5h, 1870
This Institution has full corps oi IHstrrc-
tors, thorough course % studies. aud aims or
a high grade ct scholarship L.. superior ell
ucati0nal Advantage. moderate expense,
healthy location, and excellent mail. travelling
aud tclcgraThic facilities. render b. we'll wore
thy The attention aud patrons ~ rf thc South.
EXPENSES, rEE SESSION oi !lN NuNIus.
About $40 90
THE estimate include. Board and Tuition.
embracing Modern Language. 4 slight nI-
vance on the above Tor students BOARDING iu
private families.
For further particulars. catalogues, ctc.. al.
dress,
REV. n. +. BITTLE. ID. -.
President OF the College.
Apply for circulars at THF CLAntoN ofFer
July swlmw2m
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HAIR
RESTORATIVE.


I'uE II..l rr.. I'D. ..#........ Dbl. id. .......
i r.f.r rr.,...f
growth I..f.....I .....I
uuII .rII.f
TIE LOUISIANA GIuII mann
l;irIoEIE.
~, ..t". U..H auI H....... H..
wv ''D'' ~. '...U a.| a..r.
.,t.- f..,.. ri E...I..I ..
,.,,,. ,.,.,.,
LliL LOl l7lANA ''tHNIE HNI.
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D. FOR THE LADIEs.-Mrs. H. 3. of
&Wa u Ill, writes: l send you a Wheeler
aeba, Machine, No. 10426, to have at
prov.s 'ne recent improvements-thO i'm
style = ioOp-eheck, tension, glass foot, new
Used ~: mer, braider, and corder. 1 have
pairina ms machine for six years, without re-
NE o.. ana in that time it has earned for
little over $4,000.
p.
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hodge, ROHRER CO.'S, Perfect Pillow
- of Hardened Steel st
feb26n II. Z. SIZER.
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The Emperor and Prince Mmperi.
al Prisoner.

McMAHoN's ARMY SURRENDERED,
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rva dcsfrable and convenient part uf fH.#
80 The house contains siN comfortable
,.,or,- with % COCO sisterut store roomt k.teHeH
"a gar,i.p attached Title perfect Tease
r1.u. A good bargain vail De given on eatIg
'fl Tms OrFifI.
Or oW. " MAsstE, at sheriff Office. Iu
rnltlnI hnIlIlnN. --.---
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w Thomas, Magnolia Springs, Tex. 81 90
Chas NJ Williams, Jackson. .. = 90
Miss Lou Stubs. Utica. , 80
J IL Nicholson, New Orleans, La. 90
Monroe Short Sardis, ; 90
Col VIM Taliaferro, W alter Valley. 90
Z Appleton & Co, New York City. - 3 90
Stokes q Morgan, fernando -. 90
James Hays, Durant. " so
L Meadors. Coffeeyillc, - ) 90
} h Pepper, Deasonville, .. 3 90
Il y l. Anderson. Centreyille- - "
III Rogers. ---...- 90
X II Germany, --.--.. .-- 3 90
l. q Chapman, ------.... - 3 90
James Whitfield, Columbus, .-...... 3 90
ID b McInnis, Mt. Zion, -...-4 90
ID j Nichols, Canton, ........ 90
Leonard Kimball, GAINESVILLE. -.. 3 %
DIR J VI 4 Afford, Crystal Springs. ? 90
N Ward. Forest Observation-Disclosures 3 90
DR. j Z HammeL Lovely Mount. Va. ! 50
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For Horses and Cattle use Equine Rene.
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The Empire at an End-.-A Repub
lie Proclaimed.
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RECEIPTS

or Subscription to the Carton for The
Week Ending, Sept. 6, 1870.
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NevermOre Can the coarse, gritty tooth
powders and tooth destroying chemical
fluids find place on the toilet OF sensible
people? The fragrant and preventative
SoZoDoNT has superseded them all.
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''SPALDING's GLUE" meDds Furniture
Toys, Crockery, all ornamental work.
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THE EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.

TROCHU TEMPORARY DICTATOR
AND PRESIDENTS
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TERMS PER SESSION OF FORTY WEEKS
Board including everything but lights
and towels (fli per mouth D.........,. sliO go
Tuition, Literary Department, iuclu-
ding Latin and Greek Language, - ~
French, Music and Ornamental branches usu-
al rates.
POntotoc j. an inland town, nineteen miles
west Of Tupelo, VI. q .. x. r..
The Institution Is profeszedly one ~ The
cheapest and most thorough Female Colleges
in the State.
A hack runs from Tupolo 10 P0utotoc on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Send for a Catalogue and look into The sys-
TEN pursued.
Session opens first Monday Of Sept. and
closes the third week of June
Aucl3wJmH
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THE EMPRESS JOINS HER HUSBAND
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GENTs sLIFPERs

Wonderful effects from Equine Remedies
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nRES BYTERIAL FEMALE
M COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

PONTOTOC, MISS.
REV. JANIS ID. WEST. .... ...... Principal
Natural Science und Metaphysics.
Prov. l.. r. WTHFEsrooN, Latin and
Mathematics.
Miss JULIA r.. GRAY, Greek aud English
Literature.
MRS EMMA NuHERsrOoN, Preparatory De.
partment aud History.
Mrs NJ. II. WEST, Music. Physiology AMI
Botany.
Miss A. NAssER. Ornamental Department
and Assistant Teacher OF Music.
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DR.. J. q. AVER a CO., Lowell, muss5
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