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MECH MICS, INVENTORS AND
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'TIIE GONZALES COILEGE

y IL studies Of this institution viii lac respmci
II on Monday the Cd OF April. Ii /. desirable
that those who contemplate entering THE jns,;,u.
ton. should he punc;ual in attending AT tie com.
mc1cCment 81 the session.
The academic wear u divided into tuo sections
OF five months each, commencing on the FIR,
Mondays Of April aud October. The vacations
embrace the month. oI Na:ch aud September.
Parents aud Gnaf'lians are furnished ut the close
OF each session with n repor: of the standing aud
proficiency af their children aud wards.
Extensive preparations have been made by pri.
vatc families in the vicinity Of tho College io, the
accommodation Of boarders.
Instruments and apparatus have been provided,
which facilitate and render attractive and interest,"
Ing the studies, particularly of the ADVANCED schol-
ors.
The instructors nrc efficient and well qualified
Tor the stations they ill.
q. W. Guess, A. VI. President, and assisted by
r.. Lewis. A. ", conducts the male department.
Mr.. Mary I'm, assisted by Miss IuliDrl. supcr.
intends the female department.
Mri. Dr. Coleman has special cfitgc Of tho
Musical. anu Mrs. Dr.. Craig. of drawing and the
ornamental branches. Others viii 10 employed as
may he deemed cxpcdient.
COURSE or s1uDiIs AND R.ysEs or MILTON.
Reading, Writing, Spelling aud Arithmetic, 40 90
Englsh Grammar, Geography. E!ociGf0n,
Rhetoric and the mino, Mathematics, $i5 90
The foregoing continued. Natural. Moral
and Experimental Philosophy, Botany,
Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French and Span
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... $40 90
H. rsTIA CHARGES.
Music, Tiano or'Guitar. ..... ........ ss6 90
Dinwing, Wax.wo,k aud Embroidery, zach, $40 On
The above fees nrc charged for each session, ono
hall Is required at the middle, tho other ut the
close OF the Term. These rates arc ,argcd from
INC time OF entrance To the end of the session.
no deduction except Cor pro,rncted sickness. Sub
lcc', however, To the discretion of the board OF
Trustees EDMUND nELLlNGER,
PRES. pro tan. Boar1 3rUFices Goasalts Cofe7e.
Gonzales, March II, 1854.
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@frH"P rtddiHQ BiGtcr, cnhollrns the pnl,,iaber 4,
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ihc wants mad wishes or u ypry large body of Tia
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ton 60 ordar ~ our well.kuoNn ooh. of co't.I.,.
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FAVOR lguA uur roHisrs wilton has eiecrcsl NJ n. I'D,
i,ng at thr NGfN Zoe metc iiHi ,hlrieoit wears anA
olat tle Nagadae whose fauadation wrs iid Is lsla
ma, tl isaA. hc among ttp tbiest, asst, l. ,io oljss,
Mapaaue go Amera
~, Nrw VIOLIN ~ G,ahem commences resnl,,
lf Wlh ttc do9uotA MHlief. and We tnke Ink az.
ctap.t a. sollcis tunp single subscribers and e!uh,,
Who's sdls ptloas oSpsn, = cna,jaatueo al u,oif
sUcfules erpq lRy ipr aipoiltc- ,e,r.
No fNFfsNG AMI tNNHRItG.
The chhra ftt af "GhtHAdS MAaAstosa !. too
well established sinong esdets al al cl,sse8. d.
retrltJ dcoY ihs eNt.4,esul so,E!amlaiaa
"nio, has hecome the oaRinoi stoeA IA ,saie ~
v'ets oh'cUo and tskiea alte0tiHa. a wel 4 ni
Wotks woue me.i, sloNid iaSset ttpcis p,t,ls ,r,s
a. nlaNieA iha sN, aud ~elcNt,iee ph,siicS.
"GatAHAMe NuSF SrANn oil FALL. II, ~
OWN MERITS.
fio uI3aiegs a. its Rsaieta snlthc ree.a ~ he
Uttcl sfale' sv conddrnsN rrlcl atan, A az er
Hitse Nssto at1 efftic,si thar Ms Nelf yrss.c. sad
% uiet' 10 ltstc sbo sesk mr a aat esisssa,ioo ~
ice w,tih
4sass 80 ~ per ssnns,.
NeN Sabes,Nas shsati ,es leFsaaiea. - Ear "A
r~t*%l'e ht l'e TEA of December spe,smta
ceeIes inNAhat y
esd R{iscYt ~ respectfully rca.uss.
81 - st - Agents
V&st rs WreI ans necessarily be from ons rod
'eNe~lAt tsN aai,spse3s 'ircsu0sts should ~
cs'afaas each ecSts. IS sses ~ fsgsfi 10 he nsiss
aMl 'tatc a. tetesifstsa. ~ 10 shs post tasa IL
ssest - ~Feh ste wekk sttssa I've seuf,
Aasgss NEutasE r. GRAHAM.
lst Nrstrvt ssse,, ITastecss
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9th YEAR
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Of rea9.ng ,och moiil, IL ar >.i A@sri.an nt"hors.
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pREss MAEISG.-0ur monthly description o!
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This medicine contains all tho vegetable prin.
riples which experience has proved useful in clean
Ing the system from disease, extracted aud com.
bined with the highest skin which the Refinement
OF Modern Chemistry enables Us to employ, aud IL
Justly denomina,cd
The Grcat Purifier Of he Blooa and Cuyc of
s%cro!ula, Effects of Muroury, Ulcers, Coasump.
ton, Erysipelas, Dyspepsia, Nervous Diseases
Coughs, Colds, Costivcnoss, Liver COMPLAINT,
rheumatism Neuralgia, salt Rhcun. Fever and
Agno, Bilious Fever, Dropsy, Fever Sores, Ring
Worm, General Debility, Eruptions.
CAUTION.
All the genuine DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparil, tina,
has been prepared since Feb. 2otli, 1850, has the
annexed certificate OF DIR. CHiLToN, Oh the outsid.
wrapper of each bottle.
This is to certify, that tho Compound Extract of
~Sarsapaiilla, contained in this bottle, under NV di-
rection and supervision, from the Original Recent
pi Dr. ). J.. Townsend, aud tina, II Is composed of
ingredients purely vegetable, and witlou, mercury.
JAMES II. Chiffon, NJ. ~
Chemist.
NOTICE,
Sold by all the principal Druggists and Store
Keepers in the United States.
Put up in English, Spanish Fro,eh aud German
wrappers.
Price $500 per bottle, or ,lree bottles for
$3.50.
For sale 10y II. II. PECK
Gonzales. June Is, lS5a-1y
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McAEE - HARRISON.
DEALERS IL
GROCERIES and ID
clA1uy stRypr. IAyAc, f,,
al i have now on hand aad azc c,nslan,l, 10.
re1pl4s fHtt tNI,,,l,~ .
c1ANus siRF,t, IAyNcA, fltAs.

"a "a y nave now on h3nd HutI -4c constantly 10.
w cvtyb.g tie kilpwlar afticlps:
Flour, saesr Coatc, SilC liaeo1. rufi. ia,d,
hoa-.cS ttf. idci Apples auI Peaches. Sateaa,
r ttt'iNe soap, Sta.r5 s,mw aud Wooden
Were "atc, = .ar- Hrutly aut P,r.etyel
tsWiS Flels, tat.oS Wli.kcy ltcrthea. r,e
i'1 i@t'Hsl.'u, s W eolttUl Rsuics ani Wlass.
t's 'i'e VITO Fl otier trtei,a lsaal, kent IN a
veal es'e'isl 'nueFt i l'ra,,oce store, ~ 81;
s'l.N "H "a vtotp ~ rtslt. u0lvts lroppl.
f hitHt dces4-ap-fy
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Fashionable Tnilnrinn.

'TiiE subscriber takes this method OF informing
a the public, that he has takon the rooms oyGl
the stone of Meors. Russell, lIatnon 4 Baird. where
he Is prepared to do al! kinds of work in his llnc
with scolncss aud dispatch and on the most rca.
s9nabic terms. Having located permanently IN the
place, hc invites those desiring !, good On 10 eiyc
Oln " cal T. ID. ATKINSON.
Gonzales, January IS, lssl-y
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DEWITT'S FERRY.

TllIS Ferry Is situated South Of and adioin.
- ing the town of Gonzales, about n half
mile from the Court House, where there il mn OK.
eellent VIEW BOAT
calculated TO cross Wagons of the Target size and
stock of all kinds, and on the direct road leading
to all the following places from Gonzales up aud
down the West side of the Guadalupe River, viz :
Snn Antonio, Helena. Yorktown, Clinton, In De.
wit county, and to the Cibolo, Santn Clara, Cole,.
to and to all parts of the Sandies.
The distance to Victoria. by crossing nj tlis fer.
ny, and going down the Yves; side Of the Gua,ia.
lupe to Benne,ts ferry and rcc,ossing, is short.
cnod eight miles.
Persons going To any of aid places can gct the
necessary directions nj the Ferry.
Corn for sale at the Ferry.
Nov 20. ~<C. c. DEWITT
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Notice.

VIE undersigned has the pleasure to inform
IL his friends and the public that he has re.
moved from hN old t'and on Public Square, TO his
own premises near Capt. Matthews old corner. ST
James st. He has a larry, stock Of assorted
Goods on hand which he will ,cll for a small profit.
Please give him n call and satisfy yourselves of the
quality and chcapncss. lie viii continue business
as heretofore. j. GUICllAltD.
Gonzales, March 4, ls5l--1o,f
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Livery Stable.
&. * sEsi},
G L y = NJ 4 II

Va oVtp respectfully Inform ,tr ,itisen5 al
w "ne't,'' ami U5''lng c%cst'ie, That a,
3 Sow prciR to eStguje m trei anJ Workman.
lk, H'ai'r 80 weiss w '5sl Hc ut hu. a,s
"'s r-.ntkei eni harj BE- 1uut close sul
.i'tf aHf sH's alstt tr lVttr it4 ou Jhu U,.ss
nIo,'tl pfut N lHftri Rv and 81
''uli ift"i go "a aA u,te trtt desc.
t'a q Ia' sa rete. uslr agl vircl so
' .wm,tsr3 ,a tbc rui oi
iilua. itv,.U o
t@o1oisS pct t. }a. i,.Eaef
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United states Mail.
'osr OFFICE DsrARrnKsr,

December 5, 1854.
PROPOSALS for carrying United States .m The
LIST day Of 1872 The aon June less nclu
Once OF me Posi-, once Department ey washington
next day. on the oute and the lime herein specified
ias'o From Salt Lake City, by Nens M Mil Creek, Hoaday
seul,mes1 L,,le Cottonwood, and DrapenvilIe,
Leave sal, Lake City every thursday al 7am,
Leave Moa"ain,ille ,. every Friday !, 7ami
neI's hiiIl, Bingham, kanyon Cedar Valley, IS
Leave Sal, l.aAs:'y every Thursday am,
Arrive a, Cedar Valley next day by lam
Leave Cedar Valley every Friday al pm;
sos From 1oee City Giantsvie n back once
Leave Toee City every Tuesday sam,
Leave Granisvilie every Tuesday at 1 PM
iass fro Nsphi City, Sy z ii@ose CITY, Corn rsss p..xona
aud Pafovan 10 Cedar City leo miles and back,
Leave Nephi City every Monday at am;
Arrive at t'edar City Friday by 6pm;
savs vs osfs Nsn6 S y EVERY sy,y oFaay FS,S
NOTES
viii be made for performed,
omissions satisfactorily explained three times the of
coaux,on with depending mails and sufficiently excused
@ Of ns ON for the "trip @ E"ss
ny explained BY certificates of the adavis
Office suffering injured destroyed robbed
and for refusing after demand to convey the mail frequently
The may repeated
of department. assigning
without the of the
General alter The schedule He also order
service on route by allowing therefor increase
contract He also curtal discontinue
decrease of pay he allow months
the dispensed with No pay will be
of actual advertised distance points supplied
herein e.ree, stated The bids should be addressed The
Second Assistant Postmaster Genea supecbed email proposal
the Territory of Utah." The
returned the department before le
1855. further particulars
the contracts advertisement FOR California; oregon Utah.
dated 18Th October 1853.
JAMES CAMPBELL
Dec 6-law4w
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERo,

Ahe person ensossS .. v.S booxs Sns
payment Of the subsenpdoa b. made In sAv>Aee
Distant subscribers nsy forward " o,sy b. ey sbs po..x. of
which VIM Be paid s-sunsd by ousys. d. ~. .f
transmission ~- ~ -
The COUNTRY PAPER pubshsa uiweskv ourius u s.s-
a'n' Of congress- and semi weekly during
e''puons 'ot per'd less than year viii received
PosTAAsTERs TO act =, our .se.,, md h.
sending u vvE DAILY subscribers with $50 encIosea
copy srats.
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Treasury Department, N. O.,


~, ro PROPOSALS. will be received this office until
iock a. 20th of Det embs next for The purchase Of
~ o In by The state OF North Carolina, under an
~ assembly The construction Of The Weldon and Gaston ran
aa and Improvement OF the navigation OF he N.u.s ana
M They by enaci-nsnt exempt from Taxa
ION m apy purpose They will bear date the let OF July 1884
III o will have coupons attached lcr ihe interest
" DER cent per annu, payable the nrst days OF January and
% IN each Boh interest and principal wiz De payable al me
A af the Iepube New York, uniess where The
peis payable a, the treasury OF ms STATE
hev viii be issued OF sl 200 each Parties bidding VIII
s address their letters endorsed Proposals io Nofth Carolina
prks the Raleigh, North Caonn 'hey VIII
10 tale in what funds they propose 10 pay The bids VIII
Re opened December IN 'e pfe nee OF e gov
eonpiToller Of slate and o. w Mofdeca
..n, of The Bank Of North Carolina The under
e reserves the right such bids IN whole or IN part
s NAV deem uos State. Successful bid
dsr will informed n The acceptance OF e'r
Ia M aeno.e in their bids, with the accrued
s,ss, u m. l credit OF the of
Woy Carolina This depos be made the Bank of The Re
nnh,c New Yek the OF North Carolina, the
Rank OF Cape Raleigh Documents showing The great
of small OF her Indebtedness
Lo nd on Messrs. Brown DeRos
.et city OF New York,
''"' y" d. ". COURTS,
5-dd foole treasurer o' N"" '"fonha'
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NOTiCEThe heirs and of Rndolpbus Brill
~ ceased whose
the orphans fo Washington county, Maryland
ls0 hereby notified To IN the orphans of
county hsore The let day Of Aay 1855 and establish their
right the funds hands, which may
hands, the
the will annexed of said deceased.
JOHN X sNEARY,
Administrator de bonis with The will annexed
Nov 20--Ia
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PUBLIC DOCU UMENT.
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
NnNemher 30 1874

UkktHAL LAND UFFIcA,
November 80, 1854.
SIR have the honor to su bmit the following report of
the operations of this office for the fiscal year ending June
80 1854 and for the third quarter of the calendar
year.
1854 9384464 acres surveyed chiefly in Wisconsin,
Iowa Minnesota and Florida, and s,l90Ol7 were
broHgh into market This is exclusive of the surveys in
California; Oregon and Washington, amounting to 1885,,
All which have not yet been proclaimed for sale for
the that those in California could be disposed
had been adjusted and provision made by law for
the ordinary sale of lands in Oregon and Washington till
the last session of Congress As it be done
with due regard to outstanding claims these lands win
be brought into market in the those
of the Rocky mountains
During the fiscal year ending the 30th June last there
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SUMMARY.

II will thus be perceived that of the &C. TeO acres
embraced by the warrants issued 90 235 $50 acres
fed.
The following table exhibits the present condition of the
grant OF 100000 made each of the States for in
erna improvements by the act of September A. ls4l
wit
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This shows increase in sales for the last fiscal year
the preceding of 5952 23986 and although
the aggregate disposed OF less than that Of the preced
ing year by acres the difference was caused
by hefact that the most of the grants for bounty land swamp
railroad, &c, had previously been disposed Of
The sales for the third quarter of the calendar
year than twice heavy those for the cores
pondng quarter of the previous year. though the locations
less numerous for similar to those above given
During the year ending the 3Oth September last
patents under the laws written exclusive of
the swampland grants and 5s recorded occupy
ing 224foo volumes 429 manuscript patents also writ
and recorded covering s5 pages nearly two folio
volumes
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THIS Is 70 give notice that the subscriber hEth OBJ
taned from the orphans OF Dis
of Columbia letters of administration the
Ansead Can't in,o Of Washington deceased All
claims The hereby
hb with vouchers subscriber
before The 4h day of November they Otherwise by
be excluded from all benefit of the sad estate.
Given under my hand this a5th day ot November, 1854
T, g. WASHINGTON
Administrator.
District OF Columbia, ORPpANs' CouRr
Wasbngr county, }'o VIZ Nov. IA, 1854.
Ordered the
CAN'T late OF Washington county, decsnssd,
duired the creditors said deceased,
week for three weeks in tle Uplon
Test: ED N. ROACH, Register of Wills.
Nov 26-law3w
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Notice OF Lost Land Warrant.

WHEREAS land No. 526f0, for 60 acres, issued
FAVOR OF Benamine Pucke for military services in the
m 1871 and whereas said address through
the office of Washington city
laid notice hersby that SHALL the apply
the otbce Of The Commissioner OF Pensions r duplicate
". TApSCOTT,
Nov 29--l8w6w
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United states Mail.
LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
Posr OrYioE DErARraESr,
November %, 1854
March, 1885, June 1855 on The following route in
The State OF Louisiana will be Office Of
a 1855 10 be decided BY The 7,h iolowins ~ 'A"'
No 77a' From Red siveI Landing si"mspor Moeauvi
"a miles aud back, three times week, in ,woh horse
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursday,
Leave A.sana1ia Tassaay, Friday, w and Sunday
Arrive at Red River Landing days by II p M.
oposns To perform the service IN ourhorse coaches will be
considered and invited.
For form of proposals. and eedcale,
instructions embracing conditions and be Incorporated
The @ TO be by ,s bidder to such
tement inviting proposals for mail service or the
Sc, dated January g. s5i 49, % ''4''
Each proposal should be sealed marked Proposal for No
73 La and addressed Second Assistant Postmaster General
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 23-law4w
uusr,u or ARDS AND Docks,
November II, 1854
name The elas viii be O'Clock
the 18Th day of December for furnishing the materials
named below for the navy-yard New York
Glass No. l.-Stons
grane table, pai,ern navy per
aooo square one by uehes
lers than 2 feet wide, square foot.
a2o cubic yards building stone, per cubic yard.
Glass No. a.--Hon Pipe, &c.
feet iron pipe, inches diameter per
$50 feet east iron pipe inches diameter inch thick per foot
800 inches diameter inch ~. sa lengths
500 feet more Or wugh,on raios plan in Civil En-
The ahoye materials to delivered al e yard aforesaid free Of
all ~, 1n,a s'es ., and 10 tn The Of The
days, iouhs ninety three fou,s in hundred and
bids accompanied guarantee required by
the loves, bidder only viii be notified Of of his
navy agent days
Of said notices. Jos. SMITH.
Nov ,s--iawiw
The daily union., 1854-12-13

CAItDTo all who wish purchase
keeping articles Of kind the subscriber would
his furnishing $50 opposite
the Exchange Bank well filled with fine assortment None
determined
be ouidone He has of beautiful
store, and eight enameled chamber
furniture, made o order and finished in supcib style.
The far advanced, funds
desirable and bargains Goods delivered
safely free ochnrge, all OF The Georgetown
Nov 2s-eod3w N. NJ. McCRECOR.