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SPLENDID SCHEMES OF THE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
... For December, 1852. fa .ya-
r. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS

Drawings conducted in public, under the supcrin
tcndcnce Of State Lottery Commissioner
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:. Republic, Intelligencer. and Union, Washington;
Courier and Enquirer, and Express. New York;
the above twenty times daily, then twice week
till 10th January. III.
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Form of q Certificate.

'tThc undersigned, Postmaster Of -, certi
fes that be s well acquainted with the guarantors
above named, and their property, and that they
are sufficient and able to make good their guar
antee."
n.ta
Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-09-11
lPUBLIc AcT-No IS.
AN ACT making further provisions for the satisfacti
TPuDLIc Acr-No. 6S.l


Of Virginia land warrants
Be enacted y de Senate and House Of Rpreentatipes Of
he United States Of America IN Congress assembled That
all unsatshed outstanding military land parts
Of warrants issued allowed prior to the first day Of
March, eighteen hundred and ffty-two by the proper
authorities Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia for military
services performed by the officers and soldiers seamen or
marines of the Virginia State and continental lines in the
army or navy OF the Revolution may be surrendered
the Secretary Of the Interior who upon being satisfied
by revision of the proofs by additional testimony
that any warrant thus surrendered fairly and Justly
issued in pursuance Of the laws Of said Commonwealth
for military services rendered shall issue land scrip in
favor Of the present propeors Of any warrant thus
rendered. for the whole any portion thereof yet
satisfied at the rate Of dollar and twenty-five cents
Tor each acre mentioned in the warrant thus surrendered
and which remains unsatsfed which scrip shall be
ceyabe in payment for any lands owned by the United
States subject 70 sale private entry; and said scrip
shall moreover be asgnabe by endorsement atteted by
Two witnesses In issuing such scrip the said Secretary
IS authorized when there persons than in
teresed in the same warrant to each person scrip
for his or her portion Of the warrant and where infants
or eme-coyers may be entitled any scrip, the guar
dian Of the infant and the husband OF the feecoyert
may receive and sell locate the same Prorded That
no less than legal subdivision shall be entered and paid
for by the scrip issued in virtue Of this act
Sec 2 And be further en0cted That this act shall be
taken full and final adjustment Of all bounty land
claims to the officers and soldiers seamen and marines
Of the State Of Virginia. for services in the war Of the
Revolution; Provided That the State Of Virginia shall
by proper act Of the Legislature thereof renquish al
claim to the lands in the Virginia military land district in
the State Of Ohio.
Sec 3. And be further enacted That in settling the
claims OF the State Of Ohio under the acts Of Marcel
second eighteen hundred and twenty seven and MAJ
twenty tyfourth eighteen hundred and twenty eight grant
ing lands to said State for canal purposes the prn
cpes shall be acted upon have been applied under h
provisions Of the act Of May the ninth eighteen hundred
and forty-eight entitled An act in addition to an nc
therein mentioned" for the settlement Of the claims
~ of
the second eighteen hundred and twenty-seven
Approved, August 81, 1852.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-09-11
Approved, August 81, 1852.

HonsE STrNe DEATH ny Bggs-we learn from the De-
aware Journal that horse belonging Mr. Hopes, Of Mill
Creek Hundred tied bee hive few days ago,
tackled ey he whole hive, and maddened by the pain he
broke loose and covered with bees started adjoining
field, where he died = short time afterwards The bees
next attacked the horse Of Dr. McCabe tied the
spot ana before be could be rescued nearly dead from
being severely ttung Dr. McCabe in his efforts his
horse was also badly sung. The bees were finally disabled
while the horses
Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-09-11

The Poughkeepse Daily Press Of Wednesday gives ac
count OF most shocking accident that occurred the Hud
son River Railroad Monday last two miles this side
Of Bauyown II appears that there were three ladies walk
ing on the track short distance from curve when the
press train came suddenly upon them 50 frightening them
that jumped directly in front Of the locomotive and was
instantly killed.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-09-11

REMARKABLE FLIGHT OF BRDs.--On Thursday last,
during severe southeast storm number Of birds new
to this part Of the country discovered the farms
in this vicinity, and Friday immense numbers Of large
ocks observed passing the city from the north
to the southwest and this fight continued nearly
two days and nights The width Of the fight far as
heard FROM" was at least sixty miles.
Weheard shrewd Yankee estimate the number taking
The number that few his house as basis at ctie
more than ten thousand millions" few we're brought
in by the sportsmen and believed to be the black
breasted plover These hocks arranged in straight
whistle Their weight will average FIVE ounces shape
like dove, but with long curved wings head and bill
like pigeon with an oval white ring with edging Of
black around the eye feathers the back black tnged
with yellowish green; the breast brown and white
long brown legs with but three toes crop filed with
grasshoppers and other insects Who can tell what they
are and where they from -Augusta (Ms) Journal.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-09-11

new Kind Of Mirror has been introduced into this
city which may be considered kind Of labor-saving
chine as with Of these looking glasses person need
not look out Of the window what going up
down the street Two mirrors at right angles
the window and in these every individual passing up or
down either side is visible to the person sitting inside
the window II is neat and convenient little affair,
made by Wetergreen and Landwa two Swedish fabrica-
tors and may be In the Art Union rooms and look
ing-gass stores Chestnut street PhiLqd Ledger.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-09-11
rPunLIc REsoLrrroS-No. 15.1

n hboOLCllON relaung 70 the pruning OF congress
during the recess.
Res1lctd by TIE Senate and House Of RpreeHatiUes Of
nc Cntd States 6f 4nerea IN Congress assembled That
the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk Of the House,
and the Clerk Of the Committee Printing, jointly be
and they hereby authorized and empowered to
anime audit and pass upon oil accounts for printing and
binding during the Of the present Congress in the
same manner Is is done by the Committee Printing
during the session of Congress
Approved, August 81 1852
Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-09-11

Sec 49, Andbs further enacted, That all such parts Of
this act as authorize the appointment and qualification
of inspectors and the licensing of engineers and pilots
shall take effect upon the passage thereof and that all
and places as follows In the districts of New Orleans,
ST. Louis Louisville Cincinnati, Wheeling, Pittsburgh,
Nashville Mobile and Galveston the first day of Janu
AIRY next and in all other districts on the first day Of
March next
Sec A. Ind. be turther enacted That all parts Of
laws heretofore made which suspended by in
consistent with this act, are hereby repealed
Approved, August 80, 1852.
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"sal 1'",irnl'"-. srr"ra~ Jasi~s N I'm fashions
rssss shr"n''i' 81 -nsvn' rvrn's. ard n.gs r''l
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commence with Toe nn,ni.rs iu June and II rct,hr
Terms o. The Magazine may h. Obtained from
issA-elI~r-. Jvfrsi,si agents. from the pebls,r
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The srm annual ,sausrs. ~ compleird neatly sound
m ssh al t~o d"iAf.. III. muslin covers 4, twrniy.
five ~-ne each. arr furnished by the agent. or pub.
ltsl.~ps.
Tl,e publishers ~.h supply 'Trrus-u pnmiv-r> srs
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~u afrnngr,Scnis wuh them for ,E,ris oirru,i,ns
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Tho publisher. ~nuid rar nuicc thai they hsv. ~
agent, Tor Whose contracts The, Responsible rlo-s
ordering ,hc Magazine from agents drsIers mus, loot
20 ten tpr supply ~ thu work
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
TIVE Regular course n lleiayrs m ,hi. i..
L situate will e~mnsese~ IN the fisn vi NJ.
s~mb~r, and continue ustl tIse las, II prhfu.
avy. Tho Amaiousieal Mpnr,ncM viii .r
opened ard ready - rrceive sswd~nts by VI.
First Of trtotrr The Ms<isexi lh.p,ria,nt
viii be under the directions ~ Tie following
reoIl
y. Freeman, VI. H.. Professor Of Ana,oinv
X. =. Newton, NJ y. Professor IL Surrrrf,
H. }. Hnicc. NJ. u, Professor of 1hcsry ATT
Practice Of Medie,u..
". BYRD Powell, " H.. Professor of l',,..
!oi"gy, Pathology. M:"eralogy and Gr",
o-y.
J. Ming. ". D.. Professor If Ma,rfia M~d,r.
Thrtspcutn.. and Medical Jun .I.rudc.r-
J ,lton Sanders. A. ~, ~ H., Professor %,
Chemistry aud pharmary.
J. a. Wilson, ". d.. Professor IL Oh-,eif,e.
and Diseases Of Women and Children
tIsNiutE LusTrwrws
Mr.i,ciur--I'rofc-sor ~ j iiuI,-.
Nwgsrg-Prof,s>or X. =. Nrwion.
H. Freeman, ". d., Anatonn,csi bcmon.tfs-
tor
The fees for full course of lecture, siuoun,
20 4in5.
Each Pros.s~oa's Ticket, So Ms,rruls
tors, -. IIemons,rstos's Fee, tio. d;,sdus.
tion, 80.
Tho.e desiring further information, vii
plcasc address their letters (ro-, paid 10 III.
I~sn, aud students arriving ~ III. cny Vii,
pIrus~ call On l''ss Al the to.smerrsl iio,ei.
X. ). NEWTON. ND.
fkau II r., r.sa.yf,
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ecsosoAeo - 1oasoDoss YreeoA.
- ~ csss y Fs..fsi asd tkssrak,si Nsss,s,s,,o,
Ssars'',sfs o, Abortion ssS m ,,i.ef Of ali IA..,
"vsrs'hsfm As'ssss A(.i.oss ssfessa.. ~ P,rS.
sSsry.
TRY THE PHItOTOkEN.
~-T"r-d -nueriy fsusa vegetable substances
M nsA. that ~ee- familiar r-s,~vi,rs nh The Ah.
Fs"~s Which ~e~ 6rst hrush, 10 the p.x,~v Of phy
".Ah ny 'l'e sacces. that attended nm I'D Indian n,i
VIE IN relieving and curing ali tho.- complain. f.,
~"'cn I'M. Hrd'rir- h r-comm- nded ries~ ,oois
p.s~ss ssdai'ss aa', spasn.c slte,a,,,~ ,oa,c and
other pfofrres. ~hch cosnb,n-s pr,.inc- ma o,ly
specific action on The n~'. bn, by aayins i,ri,ahi
W. s",h'ns III" nerves and q, ing tone t~ .iomnc
a~,s' Nn'ur- N re,uming her regular func,nss in
I~n health and ,'gos To the body, and c~-rfaoes. and
c"nicnmrnt ~ The mind
q hr"-m'-,. that '' an ounce Of Preventative 10
wnrih pound II cue"
~ n Purchaser. ioayuhd imposition. will he rare.
'ni 10 o''.ere my written signature On ID. outside label
VI each hTdile, IL Counterfeit whicl, /. Forgery
{. Rl>LE\ Proprietor. II,mhury = c.
~ i'rc- ~ l-r bottle i~nsil-s ior 81
Tor sale 10y S'nNIi. 4 MEAD
Ill thNrir-. street. y .
'ci'fh Wholesale Agents for The Southern Stair, 10
whom all order. must he addressed
January 10. 1852 ,an.s-,r
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The Faculties, fos intellectual abilities, moral
worth, and professional requirements, y III COM
pa~ IL, osably x..h the u,o.t distinguished IL,
our county. The medical faculty constitute.
an anomaly in this or any other countr, ALI
Of them arc obie lecturers and the best OF
ieaehcrs.
Tho.c who will contemplate our gcogrrp.i.
cal position, and tho eatrnt Of our populations
can have no doubt ~ 10 the eligibility Of on,
situation for an enterprise Of the kind, A. {"
health including oil SEASONS Of the yesr, ~.
deny that ANY ofHgK cry rs MORN.
\ coinmon error Exists ia the minds Of maHF
students relative To the place Of studying nird.
lc.nc; those who intend psaeticing among the
diseases Of the West AID South, should ,er.
IaInly cducatc themselves ut u school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with those
diseases.
1ha, the public n,ny be satisfied of the pc'-
manency Of This school. We feel IT our duiy 10
state that the Trustee. and Faculty form = U,ir
IN action. uleh nugur- well for its future su-
cess and tina, the I~cuiiat internal or.si1niiou
which connects them cannot he interrupted.
u. ". w. KING Esu.
P-e"deni Of M Memyh,, ins,une.
march !, 1890 VI mao ~
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Spring AND SIMMER GOUDN
STEAM MILL.

'1>iIf subscriber takes has method of inform
i ing his patrons and TIA. public general
tina, has Steam Saw ard Grst Mil, situated
ahou, one aud quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, j, nov IN operation, aud IN good ordrI.
tie Is prepared 10 accommodate orders 1T -hnif
notice. and on reasonable terms iar cash. o-
on credit io pamtnal dealer. The ivilusw.
arr the rra's per 1000 feet
Lumber board measure, SIS 90
Rough edged lumber, It o.
I~aihing and pabag, SIDE and
edge measure, 20 90
The gris, mill viii n, all Times be II, .i.,,
ton. Sacks brought to 'as Bii must Re r,s,n
ly marked, OF th-r, AIii be no re-rom pili,y for
loss
Ten per cen, will l~ charged or lumber bin.
when no, paid IN advance All sums 90 ,r~d,.
will be considered due on the first day Of he.
eruiber Of the vurrcni year.
A. d. BUkRESS
January H. 1892 ,Sn:af
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NA|tGH & LANE having received the in.
y structions from the Department, of the
Interior. IN relation 10 procuring Bounty Land
Warrants, under the late act Of Congress, ap-
proved 2sih September, 1850, viii attend to any
branch in that department, which mny be en-.
trusted to them 23-,f
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New ftrsss.

New Firm.
THE eopartnc' dip heretofore existing
in this town, under the firm of Ward 4
Wilson is this day dissolved by Limitation
Having renewed the same by nssocnting
with us Mr. G.. ". \N,on. our house vii
in future be conducted under the name and
style of Ward, Wilson. 4 Go.
Being thankful Tor the liberal patrc' age
extended Ia the old ign. our highc,, amh,.
ton shall be, by ass,iun,, indo,try, aud
close attention to business 10 merit the
same in future.
WARD, WILSON, 4 Go.
January II, 1883. v:,nG
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ATTENTION, CusrOMEas

10 TIC R'cM Pace ,-Fw~srd .NsrrA -
4 DescrLs 10 the stor- Of Ward. Wilson.
~ T. Co Ia solid column press To Their
counting room desk, and complete the good
work begun, by taking ar your notes and
account. OF 40 50. and 81. Draw VOW
gold and silver swords, ca, loose the the bond.
you owe for goods Make happy enc, yonr
wives, or NAV the nightmare ride YOU the
balane. Of your h,es. Al Of which, If not
done by the FIRST II April, yen ~il sre INSTEAD
OF rr-) Jo,se tor awhile. II YOU would Nia
continue merry, do MOI seek OF incur an -
Tuain,ance with Perry.
WARD. WILSON. Il CO
y. :. We wish you distinctly To understand
that II amy Of YOU should br~aA your nee +.
IN ihe harry and confas'.a" Ineslsnt 10 Get.
ting into our cihc~ 10 settle, fosk.oses. aud
SQUIRE up. Ne shall not bc rrsror.ihIs w = Anil
At law sounding in DAMAGE
". ". l. Co
J,nuaf, ~, 1851 Ssn
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Cattle Market.

Irh rson nv. Feb ~ 1889
Bgvv CArrtk-Rr'r ipis to-day go head. Prices
~ u &c pr 10 net.
it,os-Sesrce. The la, ,ar. were At 6 a 7c pr ID
net
Smvyr-The stock on hnnr IL light W. quote a,
" - " pr head
MLcn tows-Wc quot. At 4?oa ti;T~r head.
t.iNvs s>p \EsaLt>os-I Far ,-msnd rrcr.
o. u 81 T-r head.
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Ifma ~ phslaAs>phsa Y. 4. s;ss,w, IA, =,
Ns01 80 Usoeospae m.A~


A most horrible affair va. dcvcloped re-.
terdsy afternoon, in the District OF Rich
mo"d. on the Delaware About hslf ma,
four o'clock some little girls, who w~r,
playing near The coal wharf No II Just above
the iron works Of Messrs. l. 7. Morris, dis
covered frozen in the ice in the flats on the
nver At that point, three sacks, close togetb.
er. The children informed four young men
who were chopping wood on the shore. and
they cut out the bags with the, axes. They
partially opened the sacks, when portion,
OF human remains became visible. The
suspicion at once flashed upon their minds.
~ consequence Of recent rumored appre
tensions ms to the fate Of the missing pedlar
hoy, Jacob Lehman, that his body had been
brought to light Hundreds of spectators
soon collected, and all arrived a, the same
conclusion. \ messenger was despatched
to heslngton for DIR. Goldsmith, the coro.
her, and by .''c time that functionsry reach.
ed the scene. not less than 1900 persons
were assembled, There was the greatest
excitement, and universal feeling of horror
prevailed. The slcks were removed 10 the
hotel OF Captain George McCullcn, on Rich.
mond street, near Huntingdon. where jury
OF inquest was Immediately empanneled.
'pon examining the sacks, mos, bloody
nnh horrible spectacle WAS presented. The
sight, indeed, was appalling. The stoutest
nerves could not view it without n shudder,
and the bare thought of It caused the warm
blood to run cold and IN. h,,r, T., sicLa,
IN one sack was he,d, and legs aud feet,
IN, another tborax, arms and hands, with
the vscera of the chest and in the third the
lower portion Of the trunk, aud the hips and
thighs with the viscera Of the abdominal re.
gian. The portions of the body IN the dii.
lerent sacks were. with parts OF the clothing
VI '"o "eee"s'u' htco ana 'ed together, so
as !" occupy the least space. The head
IA" been sevetcd rom the trunk, the body
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fLous--from 81 " 10 o. lei.
Ponk Mes. sli M To ~ 2i: n. q Alt -
Prm- ": 10 sl2 3b Hog kou,d. 45t Ia 5ic
R.coS - Hans from - to lie; clear 81 to q
shoulder. 6 10 &c.
1.Ep-Ats To tote
Covvgr.-Rio st to ~; Java I3c 1: Logiayra 10
to lie
tuocoLArr-from . 10 loc
Sro,s-lIfown. from :! 10 SIC. ; Havana white =,
to ~ Loaf. To Toe
RA"ctNe kentucky, from ~ 10 i3te.
H,lr Norr Kentucky 6to6i
HsrswtN --from ~ To 2tr.
SxiSs Rear - IL iic Deer IN is, II to l7c
MOI ssvs-frutn - to 29c
C.>plrs --SI-m y 10 II Tnllow ~ ,o?; Ada.
manlinr 2se.
Rics--At g.
deer ~ IN II,
toRS.-OrIinary, ~ a 81. b-st At IS ii IS.
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hi. .,,ie,. 1, compound PREPARATION. c''s~lr"~'
prn.,,~, of vegetable ole, eos.hans.i With r-''n"'
,,,,.,' h..,n-d non, tree f.,ad ihs mountains Z"
2,siy |, VA, Grt discovered ~ esw'~"s" ~hf
A,r,sn cv.s, oth., ul..,~r sa,r, o.sssrna, =. "t.'
,jshlork have t-.en dn.ssied a. useless, ny AZ ~n'
have A the r~sssr~ of testing ii. superior N0sss :"
lew thssi's. ~ Hebrew Plaster.
sCOtiL 4 MEAD. thar~s 81, y a. ''"sf'
Ar-n,. Or thu South
mi. ,,~-iicii< !. sisa.oli Nv EVANS A SANDERS
Nsrt,n NORRIS TAI kfi-r, '.Nr.'.', s''f b,
A. ,l., M NsArms generally throughout The >ouih
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MARSHALL. HOTEL rOR SALE.

N NAo0 All. HOTEL FOR SALE.
a. T''E s"h'er'oe' proposes to sell the
III: NarshaN Ht'i, and would say To- iho-"
A wishing To engage IN the business Of
Tasern.kc,Jng that thu well known and com.
mod,us establishment is IA good condition for
the reception Of Travellers aud Iioardcr- md
from it, eligible situation Ia She lourishng
town of Marshall. j. - we'll calculated To- elicit
patronage ~ any other Tavern IN the State.
The liou,e b, wrl supplied " nh suitable fur.
ni,ure, which The purchaser ran have ~i'h the
buildings IT be ch""-e-.
Term. accommodating. For pariier.ars, On.
qu,rc Of the subscriber, living - Idle- Fast
from Marshall, OF Jane, Met owen, near the
premises.
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~ N. ADAMS. Attorney ct Lar, Marshall
W Harrison county, Texas, will practice il
the sixth Judicial district, aud in The supsem.
and federal ecnrt. nj Tyler jan ~, 81.
~ A. PATII.iO, Attorney 81 i.sr, Marshall
/ . Harrison county. Texas. nj
Massey AskEW, Attorney al Lar ana
~ Notary Public, Marshall, Harrison coun.
" Texas. feb l. 81
n a. FRAZER, AHormy al Lac, Marshall
" Texas, will practice in the Sixth Jwd'cis
District. embracing the cou'tics 81 Harrison
Cass, Up.hmr, Wood, Smith, Cherokee, Ru-k
and Pamela counties mug 40, 81
~ J.. H. CROSS. NJ. ~. PAy.,e,sn, Nv,
/ . g'on, aud Accomch,nr, Jefferson, T~xns.
nr Office, in Figures Building, Marshall
Street mar ~, 81
1NK n. W. EAMES. having permanently
- located IN Marshall respectfully lenders
his medical services to the public generally
Office one door east Of DR.. Yonng's brick
building mar 10, 81
IT FykE, Attorney at Lar, Carthage, Pa.
IL nola county, Texas mar -
~ c. GALLOWAY. Anorne, al lar, Gi
. mcr, up-hur county, Texas, will practice
tend specially 80 the business OF collecting.
April ~. 1851.
JAMES ". MORriiiS, Attorney and Conr-
81 nIlw al Lar, Marshall, Harrison county
Tc xas. may "
DENNEkS, MOSEiEY, 4 HALL, AHr.
- mus al Lar. VIII practice IN the several
courts of the sixth Judicial district, and IN the
supreme and federal courts of the state at Ty
Ter. may 3
address: T. g. Bcnncr.. =. r. Mo,cly. Jci1,r.
son, Texas. VI. }. Hail. Marshall. Texas.
hN'TOR NJ q. PIERCE, Office second
- door west Of the po,,oilee, Mar.h.ll,
Texas.
January IL 1851 n?ov
II n HARAi.UN. Attorney At Ln,r, No.
l.. iars Public, and Commissioner NJ n,
Injured Nta,e' and @ M'"''spp', No. ~ Ia
change place, New Orleans.
January H. 1875. na9y
DOI\DENTER & WESTMORELANE
i Attorneys at Law, Jefferson. Texas, will
practice IN all the Courts OF the District
Particular attention to collecting and probate
business. sept ~,
INJURY FIELD. Auorn,y al lar. Ad.
- dress: Marshall, Harrison county,
!"sas H. jan
L>DW ARD CLARK, AHosneg al lar, Ma.
IL hall, Texas practices ~ all the courts ~
the Sixth Judtcical District, and the Supreme
ard Federal Courts of the State, NJ Tyler.
Also United State, Commissioner to take dcpo-
>ilions, and afhdni' aud bail in civil causes
feb ~ 81
nW'r KW;ERS'S lrcrwort and tar, nl,o
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os.'ss o. Stay, A.. oasss.s PER D.

sssa, twenty Wsshs.
PRIMARY observation-disclosures
Reading, and writing, PER session II
five months, 80 90
SEcosp Jr>iog CLAss.--Elcmentas, les
son, IN Arithmetic, Grammar. Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy. Ph-i-
ology, and History 9iJ D.
fssr JusloR CLAs>.--Encssh Gram.
mar, Gcogrnphy. Arithmetic con,ir-
ucd, Natural Philosophy, Wat. an
the Mind. Botany, Geology, Mythoi
thology, and History. pi5 90
MippLs tLAss.-themIs'ry, Rhetoric,
Logic. Moral Science, Mental PHI
Io>ophy, Evidences o. Christianity.
Political and Domestic ECONOMY,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. Gao 90
StsIoR CLAss.--Ancieut and Modern
Languages completed. Geometry.
Trgonomriry, aud a review o'iorm-
cr studies - sa3 90
Composition throughout the course.
extra incidental expense Tor pupil
per session 81 90
Drawing and Painting, each eiO 90
Embroidery and Wa, Work, each 90
Instrumental Mu-ie. $40 90
Use of Piano extra o. 90
Tuition payable at She end Of each session.
Pupils will be- charged from tn. time of en-.
trance, until the rlo-c 81 the SESSION. Dedue-
tons made for protrlcicd sickness.
January II, isba. mo #.
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