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NURSING SORE MOUTH. LuCORRHGA. h.

"BYroN, OEREsEE Co, Y. Y, Oct. 10, l9f7.
"Messrs. VI. Il. WALLACE & CO Some time last wiz
my wife became dchiaicd from the effects of In
pyyhad and Nursing Sore Mouth that could not lin her
ild perform any household labor Her medical treat.
varied nccordng to the svice bnd prescriptions
Jf the eminent lbysoiHils, until M US exhaust.
,d IN efforts. She became very skeleton thu.
At the time she commenced kig Branrs Medeins she
rsishcd than eiphyyc pounds but ey the ,ino
hs had taken f,ny bottles, h9 became perfectly we'll The
il perfect that she is enabled do oil necss-
nry household work, aud gained thirty pounds of flesh l
our weoks. Yours truly, G.. B. GALENTlNE."
The reader will observe tint Mr. G,rsriSg saws our
Kill" lie, we ure informed bV T.. s. TERRY ESQ, Of
h, s.Yltg lu.a aftt,is lf,t,
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F'EVER-SORE CURED.

Frc Rsv. RICHARD DUNNtSG, Pastor of III. Pres
yirrnn rtuIc Adulds Bnsn, Monroe county, New YORK.
%rui. Ia Z" A.ve just received lstc< from Mr CnNS
~ DCNsINC rcu'iva 10 he IL his fry.r-,Or luu
aHy drcd "n what II states, for he IL Christian
iiI elder ~ The church Some years since 10 had lu
ave OHr oi s c.s cut e To his hf IN
u FcEcrsoIc. The oncr leg beirs affected. aut
IhuGt 10 %" uGIulaicd, recommended ERANT's MEpi.
HsL. hcud nc :esu II. says Il hare vssd only D,cr
'o11LEs at BEANTS MEDICINE. IILnecd All morn
"o'a your recommendation, brt Mtdc1s. aud con now
ay ,tHd with the blessing m God has ctoefed cure 81
~ lsy." Sue PamphIels toI mn parliculaIs.
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Worse than Hopeless |!

Now hear Mr.. HASKIN'S statement Of cure! He said
'My wife procured one botlie of fBRANTS SPURdFYINg
EXTRtfT Of BisseH 4 Leonard, druggists Of Rome. 1
.omnnccd using That and bcgdn get better Thut bottle
sna5lod me 10 get 9G ~ bed where had beep eonhnea
h. md hottie enabled me 10 dH ttro pRes, to Rome Cen
re where procured sr ,ones more ind when had mn,
.,-n,d MIoe bottles more effected PERFECT CURE Of
Nh the ul;,rs and restored me to good health"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
EMAlE WEAKNESSES g. COMpI IAINIS,

No remedy offered o the public has ever been AaT al,
lhn aud ecctlai IN restoring the incidental reaknes
sul Uyogliv Hts of tho sex, BKANI's PULMONARY
5A.SaN. " makes ference whether the
sBpp, rss,.A cTcc.s other E~tness-i REGULATE
ALL by strengthening he - 'TEM, eqndlriny he cIRcuLA
noS. 0hi soothing and aAasng sERyOus IRRITAsiLIry
S.t4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

FALL. ND WINTER DRESSES.
~ LiwrOy & BtDrlIEK5, ~ Thames
II ~. iigite The particulW attention 81 pul :
chs-ets to th ~ lu ~ and attractive a-sortmeh
ofg,,is f,r Ftn ani Winter Drcsscs; am ~
them R,cb Pl,iL Silks, Raw S,k ind Woo'en
I7atIs. Plan anI F,gurcl all wool Nous d.
LNn'. .rsri French Cs.hofres and Merino,, "i
cho'c i,dors. oI3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

,yeb - Medicine M ereyv respot; ard there !: ahnnnhn
s,n"I H., t,cT cg,, Effected that ONE BOTTLE oi con
rims more purifying healing virtue, ana @e9om e e. e..
bnn there Is cont aimed in FOi BOTTLES H any sJ
,Iyi, or nnv other nriiee That has ever be, on.,tu
pr sale Tier. Llolrd proof in our lnmpe,s nv Nv
~ the use OF this great Indian Purifier ley lha MN
M wei IIVF-tnov That wcro LAME and XII ~ ~
.an now WALK-llry that were SICK, sCRoF y LOeS
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V. B. PALMER, the American New.pan
Agent is the authorized Agent Tor the Daily
News and and llelal olihe Times in the cities o
Boston, New York aud Philadelphia, aud is duly
empowered To take advertisements and subsorp
tions al the rates as required by US. His receipts
will he regarded rs payments. His Offices are
Boston, Scolhy's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North
west corner Of Third aud Chcsuut strrets.
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COM MERClNL MUTUAL
INSi KN\CE COMPANY.

PtoyIpENCE,R |.
~ ice ~ FrHnhltu House, corner OF south Main an
college streets.
Insure 'Stins FIRE and Marine Risks on as Eivois
hl" tvi,hH a, other Stui Companies.
capital 100000.
IhiS Company nluId. the same security as uihe
S'ork ouPrnirs nuh The additional ndvan,asr iu
The Insured ni sharing rguny with the STOCKHOLDERS
In the >rt Earnings ol the business withoui any Ii.
"llty IL assessment.
DIRECT RS
TIom darkness. A.no. Beokwith,
Gray rht, Iirnry Lippitt,
T.nn icrkwiih Hosea l} in,I Jr.,
Ih nns i. stead, Henry q. Marhewson
i'.Hn Rn'hns"n, james g. >nthony,
James \. Smith, John Mason,
A. Is. Dixie Daniel D,N.
Billings Bar,tow, Edward Prarcr,
Charles II. Dai'ney, Grnrgc W. Ghapn,
I trlcs L.. Fisher, " ian j. King,
Cyrus Ihlt, Joseph arpehirr,
Cyrus b. Manchester, Seth Parl. ord,
Earl u. Mason.
THOMAS II Ark NESS, President
GEO. &. ARsoLD, Sccry.
Application per mail tor Insurance c to this Compa
ny viii receive prompt attention.
I23 dA ly
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CHANCE OF LIE.
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

ou the girl tO the and the nifns 49,
~ dcceicjdid aud the other gyadnauy sesp
pressed 10 prevent any Of the fatal diseases that frequent
nri. h nf alIcl chnnpr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

fNRRIAGE FOR SALE.-l neat one. horse
" Carriage is offered Tor sale, the owner hav.
ng ~ further use Tor il it my be seen ut
JOHN pEARSON'S
Carnage makers shop, head OF Broad.s'.
sl9
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES:

Mr. UhSKIN has the above facts and the facts
,rc Witnessed and certified TO ny DR. I, WlLLlAMs-Mr
r. BROWN proprietor of the ~ Rome Hotei-Messrs
SISSEiLG LEONARD. Wholesale and retail druggstsr
cd ELEVEN other respectable tcttnesss.
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No )I'I( r..

NOTICE.
TIE subscriber resp cllilly informs the pub
lic taat he il prepared To take gentlemen board
ers 1T his wcll-knovn establishment on the hill,
the Alh lmhra, near The Ocean House his rooms
are in exec leut order, aud he will spare no pains
70 give general satisfaction.
lie will continue To furnish parties and pic.
MICS, and attend the same at alli times on the
shortest notice, rs heretofore.
jl7 ISAAC RICE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09

DOI. Sets Of Cln,hes Dryers cc'd this
i dIv, anl fur sale 1T l56 Th,nr.s-st
y3O A. n. STEVENS.
ITAY--2j tons Old LAY, m extra article for sale
- y - by j. II. a q PERRY.
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MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS !
Reflections for The Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life do the beasts Of the field, or
tho insects of the earth, evincing more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not vouchsafcd to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
nrs dependent the health, the wcll-being and the
happiness of n confding and afectionate wife, with
perhaps family of children.
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest;

,,bo have used BRAyT'S PTRIFIER, an'r having use
,nd tested ALL the SaraydrHids Hnd other medlcnes 'o'
,.1,nended To rure blood discusses have dccdea 'hhS
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One Dollars Worth

How much CANCER-how much - ih1sInpv ~, = r
.,ncI :, 'ROFJIA-will one dolay's ,corh OF BRfN ~
PERIFIER cure 7 Read the following s'a'"eh'' ""''
n NncciIn, of liz mower -
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Take NOtire!

COOKING STOVES ofall the new pattern
" Bay STATE,
MAY FLOWER,
PERFECr UNION
BROwNELL'S COAL ST"yi Sc. Sc.
l9j Thames Street. WIN. BROWNEIL. \
Sent 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
LiVER-COMP

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of Stamford. Con~ one VI
he oldest and most respectable plyrcias, a'icic'
s Iirc, CVrThIif may years, and yeyJesy eusru
v v,iHg BRANrS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
.lnln hnndrrds uf oIAer cases, Iso cured.
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DREADFUL INHERITANCE
from the Parents,

And must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that the cattle of fields, our horses,
our sheep, our cows, our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil we possess, the texture and
quality of goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great dcrango-
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections, and the mother of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being Of those children, we should be i'm.
mersed i'm the darkest and most
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
HOW OFTEN IT HAPPENS THAT THE
WIFE LINGERS FROM YEAR TO YEAR

In that pitable condition not even for one day to
feel the happy and exhilerating influence incident
10 the enjoyment Of health
She may not be al invalid confined to her bed,
or to her room as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
charge of her household, when her health will
not admit of it; but she is nevertheless perceptbly
sinking from day to day, and always ailing.
Thus, day after day, and month after month tran
spirc. Her health daily sinks, till finally even the
homo of recovery no longer remains. And thus
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ScR0DFU[lA

n toprnds Of cure, Of Seef''. Camr', SN's,i
Ser Impure dcascs Of s Bood-aad NJ ~ :, enc, n
sIiANfITY nLrh rat sscd ~ Nlici~ :" ~ ~ 49, 80. y
seh diseases BE- sHgy rDef If he p'y9f"f I"" ,,s,"
Il hedip, iriirl has ssLiHod aud elfg 'ri" '"'" "
Aeut tJsyc ia vuguesiion0lLs ctidrnce tigi--
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-02-09
IoHTEO IoNO ORANGE

How long shall this ignorance prevail so produce
tive of its bitter fruits How long shall the wife
md mother be ignorant of the nature, character and
causes of the various womb and sexual complaints,
smbiterng her days by sufering-suicring often
prolonged to years, eventuatng in a complication of
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurable Shall
we for ever close eyes to the results of physio-
logical science by which we may arrive at an
understa tanding of ourselves men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
pcrpetuating them to our children.
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THE MARRIAGE STATE,

hall Hdppf1Sss aNd Health, or .nIsssy ana
Siel.Htss, attend az
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,

yoIth, and buoyancy of spirits, rapidly, and appa-
rcntly incxplicably, becomes feeble, sickly, de-
hilitatcd wife, with frame emaciated, nerves un-
strung, spirits depressed, countenance bearing the
impress of suffering, and an utter physical and
mental prostration.
Sometimes this deplorablc change may and does
arise from organic or constitutional causes. But
Jttener, by far oftener, to gross and inexcusablo
health as connected with the marriage state, tho
violation of which entails disease, suffering and
,,isarv mt onlv IN tho wife hnt often
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Hereditary Complaints upon the Children

'UNro THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION"
Fran shifting CONSUMPTION, sCROFULA,
UYPOCHONDRlA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
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towards the scene Of excitement; snd il is
now quite probable that President " aIker
has an eHeetIve farce OF about 400 ,uen
under his command.
" In this city and ia other sections Of tho
State we hear OF the ifranis,t,on or n.,,.
lies who propose 10 adventure To III. a.si..
lance of the INVADER. bu, We have not been
able To obtain auy definite information RS
speeding The moVeu'e OF lne luades In
Sacramento Il Is said that large force has
been organized, that arms aud munitions of
war have been provided by merchants and
capitalists. It's 'l.o asserted ihat certain
capitalists IN San Francisco have sigeiG,d
Their readiness to advance money H., mo.
neni i Is required. We doub, not iha, re-.
In'orcements viii continue to 20 fofw .fd as
rapidly a. thcir services ate needed"
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temperance.

Ga Tuesday evening las. We hn1 ih'
pleasure of afasping onr worthy Brother,
FgAsk j. pAritlu by the hand, who Is 90
tour through The Eastern and Middle for
tons Of tins State disehaiging hi. duiies as
Grand Lecturer lot the Grand Temple OF
Honor ot tai. state. b. Is ia the ealeN>
ment 81 good hoa'lh aud is 10 Gne spirits
ut the success which has attended hts every
effort.
Ca the ,th Inst. he orsai2ed Excelsior
Temrle No. 81. a. Nchenk.e's School,
three MILES tfum tlathssIlf w'ih twenty
seven members, AID there are a large nnm-
Der read, to unite themselves With the ofdsr
nj that rlace aud Nil do SO soon.
From there Gro. Patllo proceeded to
Bonham, fannin couHiy, where on the l2'h
inst, he organized tnon Temple No -,
with fifteen meAh.fs.
lie visited lonaiah, Corsicana, Dresden,
Western Star. Fairfield and Troy Temples
and reports them Oh IN iloniish'ns ana
healthy cofdiion, limitations being re-
auen, aud the Efe,hrcn generally taxing
hold OF the work with a hearty good VII
which promises much
A, Dresden IN Navarro county, "h''
Dresden Temple NJ. y was orgenlzed,
sh,r, time sincr.th two grocery keepers ~
that nj, re cu,nlle their names on ih'
Temple CHARTER and gave mp their Grocer,
room to the fraternity rs Hall IA whiol
to hold their meetings. The liquid poiso
was destroyed. This vas indeed tn
umph.
Bro. Patillo On Thufsda, morning ls
thi.4pla GO lor Crockett, Houston coun'y, !
aeon nuance Of hi. duties. May success
a,,en d his steps. San Augustine Hf'a''
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RN virtue Of an order o. the Probate Court
- l0r the county Of Harrison. a,d S.ate of
lrsIs. SHALL proceed 10 ,el 10 The highest
p ldrr. iaf CA>u before lUc Court House door
IA -..i county. ou tbr .'.t fn,-d in Manh
49, within The usual hours If -ale, bots No.
lHnr1 aHd &. f-iN h. Block v" "a f-iN,ren)
90 Che plan Of the loNu # Marshall BELONGING
70 u,r e-'a.r % e, 5 Bel-ley. d-ret..j beng
tAr p.cuH - ou which H. l.. Bery, Ia, now
3 ,dr-
Also, u, the sai0e tms and pl Icc. .uadry ar.
iic'c- of household good. sll l,r -nld. belong.
ug 10 t.e sad rstiie. ou tie -lpc terms.
VI CtRliS Adm.
Etlfs of e. \ Hsa>.,t DE aa.d
MlT Init Frhrparg 1, 1891. nss-3w.
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Course OF Study, and Charges per SCI
sion. Twenty Weeks.

PRIMARY DgrAnTNESr.-orihogu
Reading, aud writing, per session OF
five Itauihs, si0 90
SrcoSp SioR tLAgs.--ilemcutary les
So arithmetic, Grammar. Geo
Fapny, Natural Philosophy, F.s.
ieyy, and History Sla 81
fHsr IuAioR English Cram
mar, GoogTarhy, Arithmetic eeunn.
ued, Natural Philosophy, Waits on
the Mind, BOTANY, Geology, Mythol
ogy, aud History $50 90
NipulE tLAss.--t hcml-iry. Rhetoric.
Log.e, Moral Science, Menisl Pill
losppby. Evidence 90 Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy. Algebra, Ancient aud
Modern Languages cummcncod Il. $40 90
SAXON CLA-s.--Aucicnt and Modern
Languages completed GoomclFy.
1ngon"mctp, aud ar,siew uiioru-
er stadics SIS 90
Composition throughout the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 90
Drawing aud Painting, cash $40 o0
Embrodep and WAX Work, zach 90
Instrumental Music $40 90
Use OF Piano extra 81 90
Vocal Music, per -e->iun, Il ou
Tuition payable az the end Of each session
Pupils viii be charged from the time of %
ir.nce, until the Close of ihe session. Dcdar
ton. made for proirs~ ,,cbur-s.
80 Board can be- Hlaiucd IN respectable
private aml0c- for an those who may wish TO
send 20 the Institute.
October s. 1888 -l9G
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Mechanical and Architectural Designs

~ RICHER, CNil Engineer, re.,a,,i ia
vi. N4r-h.N. h.s ihchahurof appri-ine the
Plates ard Merchant, u,al he &. prepared TO
undertake tie drl"rgo Of pian-. dr.fj-, models,
and "t eAttl description II mc,iauit.l and ar.
eli pctufd work
He VII n.p -uper'ni,ud the execution of
all sneh Norh, aud guarluiee II, faithful per-
iafnHuce.
fifteen year, employment by fhe Frensh
6 ,rrnmtrr. and ir,c different plirut- for i.-
s,r'.ou., Niil Iu-are ipf h,m piha, confidence
For 'fetra-", Frl 20 A fuih,r.
l,hr4afs I l~5l r1s-N
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NAuAIlAD.I. 1NNTlT0TC.
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS
Marshall, Harrison oonaig, 1sras.


/ Hrrshah, Havisoa eonaiy, Tsras.
1 THIS Institute, situated in retired part Of
] the beauiiful town 81 Nsr.han, VIII be
opened for the reception If pupi.. on tie Il,
/ Mord q In September, and reufia,,e 10 month.
The design of The PRINCIPAL 81 TIL. c.labliab.
nent ID to furnish p1rept. and fsu,,d,nna all
the facilities Of rfRwAsEsr scntoi. for the
education II their daughters and wards with
1l the advantages Of a well furnished. coinmo.
diun- luildlnl, ample apparatus aud highls ed
ueattd. experienced teaoit-s. The course Of
destruction VIII b. most thorough. IN the lower
rnd hiah.r rsstisu HrAscnr.. with p.riieuar
attention 10 NArHtNArtes lain and French
val aisn b. taught. iac latter by NATIVE.
Freneiinan graduate Of one 4 the mos, eel.
.hrttei nu .rf-l4c- on the continent.
The Nu.ic DeIriaca, viii be- uaier the
control ct d tfafhlr who i. cquaily competent
10 instruct upon the Osguu Pnne, " Gutter
10 q soni r,eiy effort vii be- made To present
ADJ TIE .dfau' ..- ct older and long est .bl.sh,d
schools iu other paiis OF the country. Ihr
d.cfIiae ",ll br administered kilal, ard
tnHi D thc puu-ipal lBg.lsu j. Be- required
10 attend public worship on ihc Ssbbl,b the
Principal always giving ihe parent OK alafAan
the prlstlOEe Il ~ele. lion a, org de four
ca1tehes ga the village, 81 the Lone Of en-
trance,
TIE rates Of tuition and board are - fol-
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flowed. he shall give BOND ~ ihe sum
t,fo bundled dollars, with two good aud
..Brisni sureitrs, 10 prosecute hi, appeal,
.I9 pa, all iues aud costs which msv
s,,sfd,d against him; aud in the case OF
~, such arprnl, where the quantity OF
,,1f. 80 seized shall exceed live gallons,
.b4 Gnal decision shall be against the up
.H4ut. that such lqaors were intended b,
q, .1r .4lr, he shall BE- adlndged hy the
.sft a common s,lier OF Intoxicating Liquors
ed IA u be subject 20 the penalties Prov
g,1 toe IN section eight OF TIL, act; aud said
l,,gs,s .hall he destroyed as provided fpr ia
zion eleven. l,ut nothing contained in
m. net ,hall be construed 20 prevent au,
mist. urlist or manufacturer, in whose
AT or undr they may b. necessary. tom
I.siias ~ h,, place OF business. such rea
enable aud proper quantity Of Distilled
,qofs as he may have occasion to use in
\. a. ar trade, hut mol for salc
-, It, Il shsll be the duty Of any
r,,ar. sli-lmau, seleotman. as,esso~, CITY
marshal ~ deputy OF constable, u he sha,l
Le,, Information that any Intoxicating
lo.ass are kept or spld IN any tent. shapty.
M, 90 place OF any hind for selling reifcsh
o,ut. ~ an, public place, on or near the
.tagnd OF any cattle show, agricultural
',afiiiau. al iuuy muster, or publ. uccl,
lind Ia search .ud., >p.pc,t.,l
III !, .,., o,l;,ar shall 6,,i ,n.,n H.,
., ,..,,,i.at,p, d,i.ks La an
.....,,b Ia. l,,,.., ., -.
'y'@' .,d ,,ts tb.,, f,,,b,.ih ~,
as soon IT.. MA, bo, before somc ia tee o.
ud.e II % municipal OF police court. With
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-. ,..',I.,t IN
Li.:., =, H.. ,..,.it, ay...,t,l H.. a..
! lower cout, pay ine OF twenty dollits
f. ali case. al appeal under this act. trom
lhe Judgment of 81 &c os judge OF any
municipal OF police eouit to the district
courl. except vherstha proceeding Is b,
~, ',.' ~ :"
'".' III
' IN ,'''''
tie state, IN all criminal proceedings unlar
ti, act ia addition to the saltty allowed 30
such officer Is, ,aw bat no costs 10 such
cases shall bee remitlei or reduced by toe
prosecuting officer or the court lu uuN
slli. complaint. lndclmru, or olhcf proceed
ias agnio,t ANY person for a violation ul
any nt the provisions OF ihisact, ether than
81 a. l.. % ....t H.. ....
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e. Will. sell or rent. o. fvoralie
tst.i tefms, that elegant three story hHlhlae
ia know ~ the Mas.aa lielel, situated
GA i,e south >laie ei TIE public s4aase So " r.
shall, Texas. together ilh tie Aeaseha'8 ard
kitchen furniture belonging ~ H. Tie Hotel
Is lsfse and sommodians, having tie necessary
enihonses, good garden spot, aod inain als,r
coasenItHee-. Il Is aa excellent tavern stand.
ard. thef. Is bni pue other isotcl % ~, slase.
presents 8 desirable ioeaiaa for 81, am d,.s-
ring 10 20 into tins ba-i'es-. llYsale-, Mas
shall is pleasant, healthy place, ~lth the best
society and everything calculated 70 Ieiglfes
a. slfable pla,e OF residence. II l. alsn The
great lhoroughiarc irpm Mississippi aid Rod
River to western 1esa~, The sfag.las sasiasa
30 hotels Is very great.
Also sur sale, lt53 acres ~ choice 1ssa "
ias sven miles Sortlnses, Il Assshs'l 'sass
land Is vel, walered, bear ~ t.nlsssd, rtd
ele-e 10 navigation. Il viii lr sela u a Ioay,
OF disd into lots 10 suii rarehawrs.
For more particular Information IN rtla'lca
TO the above property, aF1pis 10
MRS. T.. II. M.vOWN.
Marshall, Texas. Dec. -, lSs3 {23if
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Masonic Female 1u.tteO0c,

IllE Executive Board Of Managers. appoint.
/ ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~. announce TO
the pubic that the 9Th session OF ia. Institute
commenced on the fir.t MONDAY in Seplcm.
Der and vii continue ten months, en- iraeirg
two. se>Sion~---bHt no Vacation a. The close OF
tho iir.i--unJer the direction OF the following
FACULTY..
Rev. THO. .. Wu.sos. d d.. Preston,
Mise MARINA llrTLEtIrip, Wee Principal
Miss SUSAN II fo-rEE, Eaei',h Literature.
Mrs l.. toGSEtA Jusr, Ornamental Isyart-
meAf and French
Miss hIZA NJ Bearov. Primary Dsparim'Ht
Mr., hEAHELtA JLNsLIf JUsr, Hlsic, riaao
AMI Geffr
Miss l.. cogNELm JtyE, upHr, OfesH.
Miss Jupun NJ. Evans, assistant Ttocter in
Music
llr u DANrnnrn. Prnfsso- II vi Mn.ic
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law Notice.
Inn MILO.

GRANVILLE LE}AS, A4Hnry ~ fr-.
VI ha. removed from J,ilel-au ~ y fsi
Vie ~il. continue the rfeiee Of hH es.s
and other counties in tie .sll julc.l 4 i,i.t
and u tIr upreme ani fAera. courts ID l'yles.
june Z. 1888
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4 Nui.Al7fo weiaan aged about twenty.
\ I've \ tirs, rate eaok lsaaer and washer.
na splsllasi sean-irrss She j., Agm's'.
tra'Niai, aud devoted to childreul .'rfly -
ih.- office.
Msrshall, Nov ). l>13. uiu ff
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1 IL Persons are fxevarned aveins. trading
y for a certain .'s"uisofy note drawn 10y TIA,
undersigned in favor 81 Ms. i. Jackson, iol
seseui, ..,shi 81 lpA dollars, dated ~. 9Th 0i
Ian'y 1888 The sad note was represented Il
the nndersisne To hase been lost, and VA.
paid consequently be Is unwilling 20 pay II
again, 4. ". LOUGHERY.
Jin'y Is, isot