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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. J. w FRENCH Of Hllsiiie Iflsi'ic c1ssfy ,',fiIa
shout the l.; Of January, l3ia follows: hive eea
~ Practice medicine this place for years.
lui OBLIGED 10 quit the practice Of my profession
gurnce Of 20 health WIS severely ufced with Ci-sie
lisoTse ire IfDigs, convince that
sUsfTi0. past Doubt cUched almost incessany htari
dan and hs. pans and IN ce de-, ani
ifra- tried The remedies recommended by Ire 10
Of The profession. all effect, excepting the ll =
billy by pre- l'csd patent ni-
tiae, aud have no faith now IL fen geu1f1 Ei WAS
aiu-f-l- experiment. than Ilr0u gh fs1
iof,ir Of BRANI-S IND1aN PU LNONARY EALsA5f, a1i
do acknowledge. for The benei OF ar ictei
NAV serve, thai tie effect ~ Pic
pruni ant sammy OF any med cincs ever -r'--i the
ests al my practice 3iyelsJI ia-tlstifds 7r
istf days WIS free from
ehesf and pain, and now consider and lIvs7sasr f
wsII MsN-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11

sEArE OF VERMONT, Ths Probate Court for the Dis.
Randolph District, rs trict OF Randolph
To all persons Interested tn, of Henry Cay smith
miner, residing in Brookheld, 10 sad District:
/ UC'NDA SMITH, Guardian of the said Henry Ciay
einu represents to SAID Court, that her said
seiza 10 Zee OF certain real estaie said Brook
heidi and hens all aud the real bv him
from s iatnef oils W. Smith, late of suid
ceased sad Guardian also represents that il will he con-
dueve 70 the interest OF her said sell said real
tate for the purpose of putting the proceeds of such
NJ interest Investing ii in stocks real estate and
sad Ouatdan has made application Court for cense
and Authority sell said real estate accordingly
sad application will be heard by said Court at the Res,
sters ohee, in West Randolph, said District on M.
2otn daV Of April, A. d. 1850. - 100
gu ste therefore, hereby notified appear before said
ourt at the time and place aud object If YOU
cause 10 IN. granting OF said license
Dated at West Randolph aforesaid This Ia, a.. r mi,
A. d. 1850. 6e-3~ J. b. HiJTt.Hiysf,S D. " OPP
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
LUNGS BT.ED- IHgsT DTE!

MI ; IflhN. sgcrei11. Etr0f. frrf7-e c1rrfi v
wrue, August Il, itia BRASI7> MEDICINE 60
ders here. II has cured % t1usgasI Ty-
sc as had sat Slvlf he Wlu De- -nuigr-i - Brir'-
Medicine. be could raise Lis n his be Bed It
TIE lungs. md every Symptom seemed inicl-e
die, bur astonishing. 10 49, De Is ae or rides a..
over The county He used or. sye tff. J. - RI rf
young lady 81 CaTs-HF AH iu Orleans cviay vcl LeE
fsfhcr ssva rl dedfoT c7Hlf c.f.
Nj MILLER merchant Of lie same Place. las certified
= 4 : M !. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
Many Consumptions Cared.

Mr. 5 II CLARK, rerclanr Che, H1Hre -afg y. Z,
nfsrr ls that BRAST' PULMONARY BATSAN
sold readily VIDE and sad. e Hue U -ls IT
most r-pe -'ae people ut, Te7-. rl. a1lIrtI-e,
l, ~ III Us medical virtues llee cured afrs
firs Te11 esef- of whom Ecaiaiir wis, were
hopeless SICK 10 be considered rs fy=. a At
friends possibility Of cure; lni w. facIs rre.
kkANTs DALSAM Las resol.,l Lem l-.Ea-. .-.LIn'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
4 Safe that Is Nn6

NE subscriber IS agen, for the sale of DEMO- ,ur
MY * cos s.sFES-an article Will a, mi
GO through me merry rial and be eonhdentIy rs.
on-as may be seen BY the following letter which @ ap
a, my store: ""'eh may he
Messrs. DEMO, Cheney & Co: Ao'"' ioaS
GEsIs ~ safe bought OF you was in the e.. &c.
three 70 iooI hours and nearly white hot rre., mn
ton OF he time Our Books All perfectly esbIe ana
dad not lose paper that the safe and We 80.
slider ourselves fortunate having valuable an article
Yours respectfully,
J. a S. w. PUTNAM
For Sale by TIMOTHY CROSS.
Montpelier, jan l, 1850. IS
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NOTICE.

TAKEN by virtue Of Highway Tax bill and Warrant,
Store and land ia Pianfeldi Washington county,
occupied by liae, and supposed to he owned by
David French 3D. of Barre, VT and much Of said prens
viii be sold Public Vendue the Store OF Carter
Hale said Piainfed the 30ih DAY OF April, 1852 at
O'Clock P. M will paw tho OF IS the Grand
lat OF Is IS and The interest aud cost theTeon
OZRO HURLBERT
Highway Surveyor of District Ma. One in rainheld
Plainfeld. March Goth, 1850 oo:3w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.

Nj corn ELtJS H. SMITH. iu'rcu1 fi-s Crf-- Iii
COUNTY. y y Inlary rs. laii slf &c lgr EANTs lNNl-
Al flLiUNAkl BALSAM a. rfANTs FrHilfl'G
EAIRAC I arr nearly nj sold AMI auuiHei
sifpy for % ~ sel4 I-sre 1 'r-r -''f-eir.
thn az lie oitr MEDICINES we h1Ve 'r SHE fle az
iGistss has rase ry here from bel Of oalelas nd
SICKNESS which all The doctors i gwen flya'-
They said Size t.ti fas-r-5f .agt
Afer all hat Pronounced t commenced
ta.ins bAaNI'S h-.iSA i.--a.i roy. s.e 8 ~ -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
CONSUMPTION.
q DYING WOMAN CURED (,

We snfe this care 10 prove the when
his RALSAM e us after The r-r-iu = oliierei -
hy.icarns fpds be IN the last gf disoTseacur
nYNG-und. IN is CONF hat the and
ntRfA CLOTHS bought For the IsgerlTss e.
md re-perri!e md igf1Hbse yf OF al.
lul f.eis, we refer PAMPHLETS.
This cure WIS effected Ms. ZiBA DYKENAN OF Eai-
Ton. SpG, Saratoga County, " T. We prove beyond
dou n-rv others almost e7ray hopes. and ir1Heaie
,,.s Of Coss Col.stpfioa CURED, which pro-
uoguceI iacprQbfr bu ssIiFUl PHYSICIANS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
Vermont Central r. r. Company.

NOTICE is hereby gvec tina: meotingof the Direc
toTs the Vermont Central 7Iiroad voted
Thai there of stock, Thirty Dollars per
Share ,yable in monthly instruments Of five dollars
each. commenting the fifteenth day April next the
be offered the shareholders o. record this day. IN
the proportion of one share for every old one.
By order Of Tho Board.
JOSIAH QUINCY. JR
Treasurer Of the Vermont Central Railroad
VT. Ceniiai Il. r. Office, Boston,,
2l.t Much, Ie5J l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
NORTHERN RAILROAD
AFTER NOV 5lSle

trail, Passuppsc, C"nrord, Manchester 4 Lawrence,
Nashua ~ Worcester, Lowell * Boston Railroads,
Leave Boston from the Depot of the Lowell Road for e-
baon Wells Rve Montpelier, Waterbury, VI. al IL A.
NJ. aId for Bristol at IL NJ.
Leave cbInon for Boston, Groion Junction, sc at II 20
A. NJ Bristol - A. NJ, the arrival of he cars
from Wells River aud Alouipcher
This the Vi. Central and PGsumpsic loads
with the Concord, Nashua and Lowell Roads, aud the
quickest from Cauadds Northern and Cen
tral Vermont, and New Hampshire, TO Boston.
Passengers from the Central and Passumpsc Railroads,
vi Concord, Manchester, and Nashua, at Gfoton
Junciun WORCESTER and New YORK, quick and cheap
any nihtI route, and earlier at Boston.
landing and Pens tor Cattle, has been pre-
pared Lowell Road within mile of Portefs.
Special Train fo cattle will tn uugh this loUte
Tuesdays without stopping.
FREIGHT TRAINS for lac Northern, Central, and Pas
sunpsic tie Dcpai he Lowell Road Bos
ONSi4ot SItANNSs Agent.
lnncori. \ Il Orioher %. ls4l. Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
Islackw0Osi'S Magazine,
and the
British Quarterly Reviews.

OWING 10 The late revolutions and counter revolutions
~ among the nations OF Europe which have followed
each other in acs succession, of which the end is
yei,' leading periodicals OF Great BiaIn have become
with degree e interest hitherto unAuown ihey
occupy middle ground the hasty, di-oiuied and
necessarily imperfect ecoTs the sIPer AMI The ella
ard Poudcrous Teaes 10 be furnished y The hs'o
an of future day. Whoever these periodicals OBJ
,aus and connected account OF alt the important
political of the cd wold they Occur and learns
The various conclusions drawn iom them the leading
spirits age. The American Publishers therefore deem
proper to renewed the works they repub-
fish aud low prices which they offered 10 sub
seibers. The follow ing IS their liz, 10 wit:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
THE WESTMINSTER REIiLN, add
BIACKWUOD'S EDlNBUR RICH Magazine
Ia these periodicals continued the views, moderately,
though Clearly and firmly eSpressed OF the three great par
and The Iondon Quarterly Tory; tho Edinburgh
R.v,ew Wing; and the Westminster Review" Liberal
The "Norh Brliiih Review" owes It's establishment to the
.st q cal ecciea>rice in Scotland, and Ill
ira ia any Of the grand departments Of bu-
man ledge ii originally edited by Dr. Chalmers,
end since his death, Is conducted By s sou IN law
Dr. Hanna assoriated with ar DisId Icsivr lis literary
character Is very highest order The 'Weslmnster,
though r-pnued under that title only, Is punished IN Ens
land under title Of the oTesn Ouarierx and Vest
nins,er being union Of the two Reviews former!
y Published and reprinted under separate totes mas
he advantage BY this combinations OF uniting Ia
one work OF both heretofore issued
The above fericd!cals ate ieiAiea 10 -'e" isiA mae
dat ly on by tic bftlh Sieaeis ia beauti
iu clear !pe or hne M, pa e. u' are OF
or-nas ul4,kwood's hs4z'ae beng AZ exact lac SIN
e .! ife Ednhulsh edition:
For any one Of the iou, Reviews $500 per anuum.
For ans dn. .-lu
For any Iltee do s-VJ
For ali tou5 OF the Rcviees. saO 90
Fot Blaeksgosd's Masaziae, SieO
Eos Blickyaod aud thSue Ecvisws, s@
For Elars ~ ODD ard the iout RcNteNs- 1910 -
Payments - be made la aii eases "a adTsaee
CLUBblNG.
-Four copies oray al Of OBJ, iaye works viii be sent 10
the pay Ut 81 te re- lif -uhsofpuon TOR
thIee-ihe ious'h copy being 2fi.'-.
Reitfalres and should Re always id
dc ssed. Postpaid 81 iT4uAt o. ite iu4tShes~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
Bakersfield Academical Institu.
ton,

0NHE Spring Term commences Wednesday,, Feb. 90
The facilities for acquiring the French Language are
not surpassed School in State Mon LIE esee ia
well educated Ere nch gentlemen and prove
full tie aeher.
Boaio 81 q per week including room washing and fuel
Books and Stationery of All Einds a.. ,,,a..saS -. -
principal " '"o
): 3 sPAULDiNG, A. NJ, Principal
70. BlSBEE A. NJ. Associate Principal,
H. A. BURT, A B., Assistant,
tt rroL :. W. BASSETr, Teacher of Music
NJ Anne LIE TESTEE, Teacher of French
Bskershsld, ian. 20, 1850. '''''s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
& JEWELRY.
fzaA
Sd MUM.h 4A92OEs
SfAI'E.Si tET

II
&Er0mSs R9l1G~0 "S0
HAS lust received iarg. assortment Oi Watches, Jew
elrv aud AMY other useful as well Fancy Goods
will nome few Of the articles o.,ows Gold an,
yer Watches. Col darI Sivar Fob Dnails and I'D
Guard Chains Reyes Sod and Stone fie old
Pas and Biacclet, Sold Pens and Ear Hoops, Drops
Gold Beads Pencils, silver Spoons AID Ladies' large
lot Sugar Shov.s, Outer knives. &c.
silver! OMB$, Shell and iloin Do, Silver Card Gases,
IyoTy Pea. and Shell dJ.tls0 lot of fac Cutlery,
ssa Of azois, Poek knisc, large and small Fine seis-
aud Sheas, Also, Tea Pots, Ladies Hair,
Highly periumed Soaps of all kinds aIhe Brushes und
Boxes, Razor Stops Coffee Pots, Brass Clocks. Plated
Spoons, Pocket lnkstands, sc.
Cafuncts Large and small Flutes, various kinds, French
norus F,s, Fiddle Bows, Aesoioas Fiddle aud Bass III
Strings, large lot, cali skin Wallets, Silk Pulses, Bead
Bags, Velvet do Bead md Seol Purses Goggles, Watch
Oh rcrunery, Hall OIL Brushes Clch Hair"r Teeth,
aud Toys of most all kinds.
sFECTACLEs silver and bows, suited to all ages,
etc.
above does tell halfhc story Store ut this
filed with Goods the flowing, all OF which
will sell cheap possibly he afforded, and all
warranted to he what sell it for.
Noat pelicr, Oct. y, ics9.-i4 S-M'L ABBUTT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
CuEoNIC DYsENTERY.
CHOLERA iNFANTuM.

No mother need The death OF her e.4 by In.
cid-iesiroin- ecnpi- wien iesirg n weather
thqsTu ifFzs-, 9t r Ct c SINNER C0-Ft AMY
-" GRANTS PULMONARY BALSAN'' he asali8'a-sred
The ciu. II Should however ssca be used f-os
t5gc ias Tie drecuoas each hottie lrr-crDr. uni
lie compliant = checked
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE Books for subscription the Capital Stock OF the
L Montpelier aud Come eiieut River Railroad Comps
nv will opened the day OF May, 4. ID. 1889, al
cosk in The forenoon, %. IT, Smiths Office, ia
Montpelier, J. a. Wing. Office in Painicd, WEIGH, Oar
lag & Clrks Store in Gfoton, and a. C. b. Lesies Oihce
W ellis River Village.
II. r. KEITH,
J. A. WING,
]. y. HALL,
JOSEPH rOrTS, Commissioners.
D. BALDWIN,
o. II. SMITH,
e. J. s SCOTT,
J. KENT, JR.
Moo aelier March 10. Is50. t7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
CONSUMPTION

in all Cirsfianzed and civilized countries. has caused
larger proportion Of deaths than other nfllfy flies
he human fany; and u.il within few here not
been any remedy stop tie devastation thai
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BAISIlI

re-y r,p n Ire strongly rsys led end deres c7-
IF PULMONARY CoSsuNFTioNvoi. uHda'5fel ri-r
TEL md do4sed LUNGSslci HOPELESS rrIr r.-r
before cured y any other medicine. So 1ffyig hosf were
ths afflicted persons. have ie1 pronounced Nv
Jlt sgcrNs afI f.is to be sem win
md their hurnl-clore- iunde cured an vet r
pihrrs. who said would live day. are g as
well ami hearty they
possesses The cleans and purifying virtues nearly nj,
rowe iL Eul active the preparation wicii we cal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11

For sale by REDFIELD < GRANNlS ami e X coll
LlNS Monipelier Johnson & Campbell. Wakefield Coss
Delano Waterburys A. T. Bancroft, Paint ~ French
& Walker, Barre; james Carlen, Warren; rutaan 6
Wooster, Marshfed; A. C. Brruhan, Noreto~n " H.
I'M, Ii, I. ~ :. =. . IN, ~ r.r,a
Stowe Morse & Knight, Johnson; w & Il. Gfisuod Jet
feIsonviile c. s Hopkins Co. Cambridge Aad By '4ei
chants and Druggists nearly every town IL ihe STATE
January, 1881. S''P
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11

Mrssrs J. * IIPPISCOrr son. respectable merchants
Il Als4ars Sn,rda e1uHfg. Feassrrrl 'ssat- go De Icy
1888. stating. amonc nilsr srSEf1s Which ilc
rived frcr ihe Of BRANT-S PULMONARY BsLStM.
Of Their bed f=s in9n-nai chem '. l-r
81 Dr.. winch Lad been subject for l>-rl
cured ly tie use Of BEANZ'fS BfLSlfN
VyOIsIi su0x he IL = eSr>,yF~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11

THIS BALSAM HEALS CURES itcrRs n the T-rf;S
aud elsewhere Internally, eeryiay aai o7y DC furisy-
EXTRACT anl heals ulcers efa1iy This Raeanf
SINE Of C0a.ai and Coas1f5I Of TN aler
NIL n.l-r r.L.nlt..s hive fLled 10 q COL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
Thousands Of Corsu1nrtions

aid Cr0nlc Coughs ahundany prove its (iiiag e1cg IN
diseases. an lie unlOgtied curative power AMI ~
healing pruperiicz iir following complaints Diseases.
VIZ: SFitge Of Blood Haeiing The LuHs, Pam -eri
aud Side Ntgkfssreff RerrDs Co1f9iais P1'sa ~
He,yL CioI lrfaaa. uyseateyy AMI StHsT Coel4it.
Children ald -fSa.'s. and A FEMALE WEAKNESSES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
Breast, Throat. Lungs, and Heart.

nd all diseases Of pulmonary senses rs u1
lily prove Fatal under ordinary Treatment, wien attack
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11
Remember the large sign !

fnrniiurs, Cdrpeting and Crockery,!
One Door East Branch Bridge State Street,
Monipeer, February. 1850 %
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-13

our last dates from The city Of Mexico
are mp to the 1ih Of Way
II appcars tina, the cholera j. sin rayag
iug in some of the Departments
/ la o,;,..a ,ho-, MOO, q r,,ol. a,d =, -,
,a,,,,.,,n,, ., s,,,.-,ss !, ,l, ,,.,,..,r,,,,,,,
,rnn,.s ~ h.,, ,,.r.,a.i /, ali A.,
s,irit If d;sa,ec,ion c,,.pds N 'y,hasco
TLe pr..;d.,,i.l ,lccf;o, h,,,;,s T., .,,,,.;to
considerable interest. 1t * said there arr
as many as fifteen candidates, but they are
no, named.
NJ ouo,o rr,o, yc,,, se,,s;,,lo or,;.,.. IL,
n,o u,a,t,r pen,,J,c,,n.. of 49, ri, ;n..,nt
an ,,o srh;.c, - ho ,,,,rn.,hir, ,loc,iou
l.,;.,,, ~, ;u.,,.,,..l ~ a.,
l., NJ, and The ch,n,,os ,,b;oh h,,. n.
L.,, ,l,ea ,,,,l;, , feu, ,csrs
Z" lfp saw. the editor nwo had hoo, told
civ ar seven wears ago ,ba, tho annr,neb.
ina, elect;n, would lac h.ld v,ithop, he inter.
,nn,;on If tho armed ,,rc. rohod, womb
h,re helievc1 il. far with tho oxccn,i,, q,
one or two Presidents. during the twenty.
civ wears If our Renpblicm e,i.,eoce All
I,o o,hors have he,a elevated IA ,Lc IN.
n,o,,e Naoistracv bv the soyero;cn viii ol
,bo ha,opet. The same thing cannot han.
NO., at tho present dav Tb,re Is NO lo,,e,
an army to make Presidents The innu.
crce Of armed bodies i. mil the citizens
If tho Renpblc have resumed their rigbt.
and are about To exercise them for the first
fine in n direct manner at the approaching
ol..,;on
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-13

itary chief disposed Of the Republic. as il
| il had been his own patrimony. At this
day no man will dare attempt il, Three
years ago the Mey,cans were the mere snb
Iccis Of Dictator; to-day they are free
and respected in the exercise of their rights
Three years ago the caprice of a battalion
suiliccd to change the face Of the Republic.
At this day the batialions are the defenders
| Of Independence and OF freedom. At that
time all the cmpoymcn,s without dis,inc-
ton, were occupied by military mcn--thcy
are now filled by those who are called by
the Constitution and the Laws. etc. etc.
The "Trait D'Unon," French paper
published in Mexico, gives n sketch of the
| report of the commission charged with the
matter of colonization. In the main their
| principles are liberal, but they dare not set
recommend n complete religious liberation
in favor OF cmigranis. They are willing To
allow them TO be brrie9. and something like
pirate worsip according TO their own sect.
The General tone of the Mexican press
appears TO us quite cheering to the friends
of real progress and good government.
press the spirit of gambling, the besot'ine
| sin of the Ncxicans, "a hard drink is of the
Americans, their bold ,indication of the
press, their open dcnuncation of the militia.
ry iufuenc, and their advocacy OF lbe-
raj system Of public instruction, recommend
| them TO our best sympathcs,
Il appcaFl that the Legislature of Duran
90 has ordered that guides shall be furnish.
cd TO those who may require them, TO those
points which formerly belonged to Mexico.
but Mt this time to the nitcd States Of the
| North
Funeral honors have been dccrccd bv the
State Of Jalisco. to Canedo, who WIS assas.
.inatcd in Mexico. No clue TO the murder.
err appears to have been discovered. Our
readers will remember tina; Canedo was a
respectable man, who had made n dist.n-
guishcd figure in public affairs, and who nj
the agc of seventy, YVES cruelty murdered
while sleeping the siesia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-13
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.

THE Trustees announce TO the public, that
j the presc1, Session Of this Institution
commenced on she Ind Monday in February,
q It'll inst)
They have elected Professor Elisha Petit.
A. NJ. TO take charge of the Male Department,
and Rev 1ho~. B. Wilson, A. ~, 10 take
charge of the Female Department.
Thr course Of studies embraces oil the
branches usually ,augh, in the bcs, institutions
in the South and West.
4 complete corps Of teachers (mae and fe-
malcs) has and viii he provided so that the
-rlclr-t attention can be pnid 10 all the classes.
Deductions only made for pro'racted sickness.
Trims per- Ncssion NJ Fire Months, (2a peels)
PmHARY DEPARrNEST-br'hograp Read
ING, Writing, Mental Arithmetic, English Gram
mar. aud some elementary lesson. in Geography,
Natural Philosophy, Physiology, and Ilis,o-
JUNIOR CLAss-English Grammar, Geoera-
DIV. Arithmetic completed, Natural Philosophy,
Watt on the Mind, Botany, Geology Mythol-
oay. and History, si3 90
MmnLE Glass. - Rhetoric Logic, Moral
Sccnrc, Mental Philosophy, Evidences Of
Christianity, Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, the Ancient and Mond,s
languages. commenced, $50 90
Srsiog CLAs,.-Aneient and Modern Ian
cuagc-, completed, Geometry, Trgonometry,
and q review Of former studies, SIS 90
Composition ,hroughou, the course.
EyTHA--lncdenia expenses, 81 90
Drawing. Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Work $40 90
Instrumental Music. 500 90
Tuition payable ut The end Of each session.
boarding can be had in private families con-
ycn,rni to the Institution, at 81 per month.
W. K d, WARD.
Presdeni.
Jas T. Sursoy. S,crfiars
ItbrftJrV 1880 ~ If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-13
DEMONSTRATION SALE

NOTICE Is hereby given, that in obedience
70 an oricr Of the eoant, court Of liarri.
son county, pertaining TO the estates Of de-.
ceased persons, will offer for sale 10 the high.
csi bidder, before III. courthouse door in tho
town Of garshali, on the first Tuesday in Julr,
1870, on a credit Of twelve months the follow.
ing described tracts or parcels ef hand. beiong-
ing To tho es,a'. Of Seth Sheldon, deceased, IN
vii In ianola county. Texas, on the soata.
ives, side Of >ab,ne river. one tract containing
llV7 acres, about two miles southwest ffuan
Grand Bluff one other tract, containing -
acres, about one mile and half from Grand
Bluff, SOUTH one other tract, containing
$40 acres, abou, two miles south Fron Grand
Bluff Also one other tract ruNtaiaisr oOO
acres about ~ miles south west from GsanA
Bluffs. The said ,rsets Of land heiag postioa
of the headlight certificates Vi Antoise Dubais.
senior and junior
The terms Of sale will require puscAaaeu y
give notes. with approved sscadty. and asn
on the lands fos tAc purchase assney.
VIRGIL n DUHlASE.
Admir- de ko~as NM y Ne Eatss = 50
Skei10M
June 6 1880 tda
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-13
GEORGE & MILLER,
GUARDIAN NOTICE.

4 IL persons interested in the welfare Of
~ Araheia Dupree, a rninor, are hereby mott.
fed tina, Jesse w. Perry, the guardian Of her
person and estate. has filed in this court the
accounts OF his said guardianship, which will
he opened at the next term Of this court. 10 I've
held ON the isst Monday in June, inst. for final
settlement when and ~herc they msy attend
and contest them Il they sec proper
v & HEAIi.kv, Cir,s
Iane Q, 1850 :2A r. tWr.