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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-24
Uog Lost.

IN MONDAY, Dec. goth, in Grafton,
1xSyyS New LnglMd Village, female Setter Dig,
G1.-~<sS lemon color and white, with cropped tail
she 10 the name OF Fan. sad Dog hal lealh-
rap around her neck Ten dollars aid will re
paid TO any who viii return her, or leave word
where ne m be found
JOSEPH KELLEY,
Wore ser, Jan IL, 1851 New England Village.
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NEW BOOK
At Aliens Book Store, 275 Main Street,
HARRINGTON BLOCK.

GC Aliens BOOK store, 40 Maln 6CfeeC,
HARRINGTON BLOCK.
Priscilla, or Trials for the Truth, by Rev Joseph
Barnard.
: Rev Jacob Aabotrs book, Rollo's Tour in Eu
rope.
iIot Corn. ife Scenes in New Yark illustrated
IIaps AVID Mishaps. by Grace Greenwood
Home Scenes and Home Sounds by MIS- II. Marion
Steuhens.
Dress a Fire Art, by Mrs Merrifell.
Fern Leave from lamns'a Portfolio,
Ii,tle Ferns, for Fam, 3 Little Friends.
My Two sisters, by Mrs Emily Juds0n.
The Blackstone by Mcleod
The Wind Spirit AMI the Rain Goddess,
Busy Moments of an Idle Woman
Poems by John G SAKE
Lectures TO Young Men, by CLARK.
Young Mans Friend, BY Dapiel c Eddy.
Yong I.adies' Conn. eor, by Wise
Memoirs of Rev DR. ludson, by Wayand
Light on the Dark River, Memoirs of Mrs Hamin.
Scnbner's Mechanics Companion.
Spiritual Tesgfaphic Opposition Line, by Camp
bell ja2o off
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Recei0ed at SO Main Street, this day, Dec. II.
EN-. TUCKER, Agent.
Homes OF American Statesmen 500
Christ in Hisory, by Turnbull, LIS
Mrs Ben Darby, by Collins, / 90
Testimony Of tie Poets, 100
The Experience OF Life, by Jewell, rs
Legends OF Brittany. illustrated, rs
War OF Ben Jonson New Edition, $50
Book Of parlor Games, LOO
Hot Com, Or Life Scenes in New York, illns-
trated, by Snlon Robinson, author of "Wild
Maggie" ON 9delina," &c. ,25
Mechanics. principles and application, by Oliver
Bvrne, IS
Poole's Index to Periodical Literature, $50
spirituasm by Judge Edmonds, l,25
Appleton's Modern Atlas Of ihH Earth, ESQ
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WANTS. &c.
Bows Wanted.
Wanted.

A e Apprentices to the Dry Goods business Also,
N Check Boys Appls az Inc store Of
ji2O DIFF CEAMBERLIN, BARNARD, s. co.
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Tn RSI

TIME subscriber has removed his shop, TO the third
End, a few rods East OF the American Temperance
House, where he is prepared TO
Grind and Repair Splitting Knives
Shears &c. rs usual New Knives kept family on
hand, and Splitting Michines ma 10 order, or re-
pared at short notIce. Curriers' blades lily for
sale, md sec nd hand splitting Machines
LUTnER WHITE.
Worcester, Jan. 20, 1854 d3taw&N3w
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Situation Wanted.
Boy Wanted.
WANTED.

TN Me Dry Goods store of the subscriler-- salary
from S75 TO 500 per year. Must be fifteen wears of
&c, or over, ia7 d&vH GEO. 2. BRYANT.
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dissolution Of partnership.

XETE hereby give notic all whom IL may concern,
w thai we, the undersigned have. by mutual COR
sent, dissolved the cupa tneshp heretofore existing
under the firm Of Lakn s. Earle
CHARLES c. EARLE,
ANSEL LAKIN.
Worcester, January g. 1854
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Aocumulating Lean Fund, or Mutual
penef+ Society.

YgNHE Merrmack Mutual Lo II Fund Association will
hold lis ff,t regular meeting MONDAY EVE
MING next IN the Lecture Room under the Baptist
Church on John street. At this eethg, the funds of
the AssccaiiOn win b offered to It's members.
az nee their shares. The dues Tor the III Sc month
nav payable tae Office OF The Secretary, where
the Hooks VIII IT main pen to subscribers ter short
tune longer The py-iaWs ready for delivery.
Office No. Nesiuith's New Block.
S. M'IN IRE, Secretary.
Lowell Jan. n, 1854. jal9 dat
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DIssOLVING WE'VE OF
UE G l. e TOMS CABIN,
Viyidly pnrrayinP the scenes and characters of the
great work OF Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe, Is Drama
lzed and performed al the Boston,
Tickets is cents. Doors open at 7; to commence at
u O'clock,
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AGran Midday Performances by Prof. Tayler,
Wednesday afternoon, which Children viii he adj
mitted at 10 cents each-d commence at 81 O'Clock.
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Copartnarship Notice.

WE, the Subscribers, have tn day formed copart
w ntrship for the purpose Of carry ing on the bust
ness heretofore carried on by Lakn Earle and south
gate Rogers 241 Main Street, corner OF Pleasant ST.
1Dder the firm OF A. I.akin q TO-
ANS L LAKIN,
CHAR ESQ EARLE,
GARDNER CHILDS.
Worcester, Jan. 2, 1874. jaS eod3w
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-21
Wew<svsaL INSTITUTE,
ToR Yp, NJ LADIES AND GIRLS
MARSHAL, U4risor counfv Tssas.

ron lpi NJ LADIES AND GIRLS.
MARSHAL, U4risor counfy, J'esas.
rms Institute, situated ~ a retired par' of
the beautiful town of Marshall, will be
opened for III" reception Of pnrl'-, on The ST
Nondy 30 September. and ronupu" 10 month.
'i'l,e design OF III. Principal of tins establish
ment, is to Furnish parents and guardians all
the facilities OF a PsRMAssSr SCHOOL for u.
education 81 their daughters ard wards with
all The advantages Of a well furnished, commo-
diou- building, ample spparatu- and highly I'd
ucated, experienced teachers. The course OF
instruction viii be- most thorough. IN the lower
and higher EsGLtsH BHAscHt-, with particular
attention to MATHEMATICS. Latin ard French
Wiil aisc ." taught, the latter by naive
Freuchman. a r. duaie OF one OF The mos. Gel
,braicd universities an the continent
fhe Music department will be under the
cauifol OF = i".rt.r 'ho ]. equally cois etrnt
to instruct upou tie bsgHu, Piano, or Guitar.
H. a word every effort aiil w made 20 present
sll the advantages of Older and lssg established
schools. IN other parts OF the country. The
discipline will be administered kindly and
firmly b, The Principal rup-wilI be required
To attend pablo worship on the Sabbath the
Principal always giving the parent or guardian
the privilege Of selection along the four
churches IA the village, a, the tune Of en-
trance.
The rates Of tuition and board are as fol-
lows p,r Session of 10 months
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N, raclic parsou Bro"nlow, saws {:
q" The Methodist Episroprl hHrrh, ". b.
ms appropriated two hanifeG aud snt'
tb,us.,ti uulnis iut mis- 'IpHrv hrrpe-'..
,,,,. ron,ing wear Thousands NJ TOTS anarrt
!. Tor domestic r'is,i1us, 8ua vlll b. given
I, those scii sacnfic,ng peace na6lns 40
.ee n,pocrites, Ia The ministry, who lFb't
in Virginia, Mar l.nd, Kentucky, Missouri,
Arkansas, Texas, and California, To CON
vince a man that he cant get To n Yankees
Heaven and own slaves Tho only argu
men, that will convince the pious rascals ot
their errors, 10 q coat OF tar and feathers
and good ride op u fast ,rot;ing South
ern fence rail :" Try the argument
Ro,Ky.-A radical editor out West as.
,erts thu, the principles Of his party a'e AS
,torressiya as the eternal rock ol bubrd
ter ! he precise rate at which the elcrusl
rock of Gibral,cr progresses is not given
Souy prMrKiSs of our schangcs
,,u- of q market woman who to " shame aF
t,ld bigger lie, with great promputude Of
uBif,otsm. She was holding some pumpkl ns
IN her apron, when 4 fresh caught cockney
.ane along. and began poking them with hls
rattan, tNclNhithsf wv YOU "'l I tai Nh'tl
igrp, happels they amt al. ~ large a. We
,a,r in hold llrngiand 80 Apples them ami
npple-, them is only blaekbrfres, replied the
woman,
The Bastrop Advertiser states that an
atfray happened lately IN !ngrahsm's Prarie,
r,yette COUNTY, between DR. Miller OF
Round,op aud a Mr.. !, de, which resulted
IL IL H. 4
with double barrel sho, guns, aud both
fired. the shots OF Miller only takilg effect.
John Minor Bolts proposes tl,t Virginia
be assigned u territorial position ani prv
leses, that \ Wing delegate be Admitted
into the House OF Representatives, who
shall do the talking aud franhlug Tor tho
Wings of the State, I he Virginia delega
ton do not appear 20 relish the proposition.
Iue ANLNDLD IARIiI.-lt Is said that
the bilI amending the 1af:r act. IN accor
dance with the suggestions made h, the
Secretary of the Ireasnt, IN his annual
report, has becn already framed, aud would
probably be reported b, tho Committee Of
WAYS aud Means Of the House in q very
few days
fI,rs.--" Ny dear fellow sad Beau
Hickman to a waiter IN hotel II have re.
snect Tor flies; indeed, may say, | am
fond of iiles--but liz. to have them abd
NY milk in separate glasses they mix So
much better when yoa have control over
both ingredients
EeorsN--A quaint old writer dedus'
egutism to be, suffering the private TO be
too much in the public rye.
iuuoHr,ttr, He who labors D., ,au
kind without care Tor himself has slu.ndt
began his Immortality.
Tn,,, Va liberal man would impul-
the chstgs Of unsteadtu-ss 10 another iar
having changed hls opinion.
\ NonAL i.,f W"nfu RrnrNnEniNG.
Ever, time ,ou avoid doug that "tirh i
wrong. Nuu increase Your tUolmauoh to .o
that which srght.
CeN.rnr. lie who would acquire lsr .
must not show bruseil ahaid ul csu'p
The dread al ce.,ura Is tn death 'i g'".s
US Eeera.
Ten thtusa,d .o.i.is, stoi'n from 'h'
Bank ct jt,ss> cin. have been t'aud cuu
c,ai,d IA the hat at u sun 81 VI I"N. ne
tusit,f.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-21
Course Of study, and Charges per
sion, Twenty Weeks

PRIMARY DtrAKTNENr.-trthogm
Reading and writing, per session Of
five months, $40 90
sEcosp JUNIOR CLAss,-Elementary les
SONS in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, PhsI-
ology, aud History Sl2 30
Fmsf JtNioB cLAs..--Engish Gram
mar, Typography Arithmetic contin-
ued, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology My,hol
ogy. and History SIS 90
MIDLt chemistry. Rhetoric,
loge, Moral Science Mental Phi
iosophv E,Idruces Of Christianity,
Political aud Domestic Economy,
h,ronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced, $40 90
SENIOR CLAss.--Aneient and Modern
Languages co0pletcd, Geometry.
1ugonometry, and review ofiotm-
er studies s25 90
Composition througho", the course,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per SESSION 81 90
Drawing ard Painting, each $40 90
Fmhruidcrv and Wax Work, each 90
Instrumental Music. $50 90
Use Of pmuo extra - 90
Nocd Music per session, i 90
Tuition p.,,a|e at the end Of each session
Pupil, VII be- charged from the time Of an
trance, until tbc,io.c of t1e session. Dcduc
tons made for protrartcd sickness
- Board can be obtained IN respectahlo
private families for all those who may wish 10
Send 10 the Institute.
October x, ls53-I3.f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-21

hR \ A. MORGAN, has located perna.
- nen'ly miles North of Marshall. iIav-
ma recently supplied himself with stock of
tic-h and genuine medicines, he is prepsr.d to
practice hi, profession in all It's branches.
tie vii be- found at his residence al al. time.
when not professionally absent.
Feb. ~, 1853 u33 Gm
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slRs. EON DENTIST.

Z. MARTIN, resident of Marhsll for
~ i've years past. thankful for past fnvor-,
request, . continuance Of the same. Hayin,
received fresh supply OF teeth and instruments :,
he vii insert teeth from one to o fail set. with
OF without clasps.
of'ee al residence, Second block, eas, of the
square.
April :. 1853 "
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SOC CIiLLENC E!
ROBENSiCK'S WORU SIRiP


M "f'H g. ''uhoe" "i''" 'c'''''"' ''7"' 'li"~
coup" I"e"~ "l'' AR 'R'''"'' @""-'- h'ts'
wing perfectly re "h'h i"N ~ ANA hHN h't'f
zee" """"l " curing We most ''..'
h"l" casr' worms t." never exist, "h"n thir
remedy ~ once used rom uhe i"et ihat II no'
obiy DESTROYS them, but removes all the slime
md mncus which may remain
fHE rare "ORW
inns worm i Tue most eAlisa's one TO de-
slroy oil an tna' l"hapi' the human tody.
grows |" an almost indefinite length and be-
coming 50 coffee ana fastened ~ lhe lhte-iines
ana The stomach, a. 20 pfodu'" = as, ~. Hus
DaHcc' DC "hich Is lhc r'ns" OF many going
10 Inc grave not believing me THESE com
plants ha'" tner origin ifom the Tafs N''"'i
con equrn'l ,hcl uu au, u,t thr proper mrdi-
ctnts itr tpcir d.-ea-r. 10 .uo-e Who afe al.
fhcted with Jhs awful fHc To- health, rcrom
mend the use 81 cl Worm Syrup and Litei
RUS the Sstpo I" be taken ~ du-es OF two
table spooniui7, three tme~ day, then take
from five to eight OF any Liver Pill-, to dis.
lodge AID pass The worm. BY strictly follow
NJ these direction, The most obstinate eases
OF Tape orm can be speedily cured
Hot w OK NiDNAt On - oHH
This worth j. usually found IN The small Ia
testincs, aud j. the "otn most cnu'mon N''h
Children Yet 1t Is not "ulirriy confined to thtni,
~ adults have frequently been known to suhc'
WIN them. iff sl"Poms most prominent
"hiIc aHc'''o WIN 'h's Worm, are hardness
AMI iulhe-H oi me ocii!' sunny stools, loose
ness OF thr bo"t'' posing ~ tht nose u
blurtsh streak under the 'yes, Ae. II you, or
any Of your children have any OF the above
symptoms, HtfHsacks Worm Nyrhp can be
safely depended upon--hy using II, YOU have a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-21

- SlTl' AIED about three aud halt
AL; mll,s from Marshall, aud abou, quar-
ELLA ter Of a mile from the Port Caddo
road containing
SI Huadrea and Suty.sI Acrc,;
about one hundred and twenty five under en-
closure, aud 10 mgh state OF cultivation
d suud doobI, log dwelling, and several negro
..,.t- IhcAbpye place : well vatcred, and
'u- 'ro Of tie best .pung. on IT in Hanson
couulr, u.e and il tine, and IN every respect,
TIE location - desirable one Those wishiu.
chytce bargain, will apply at once 10
VI SJEI\LEI\.
oct 90, 1913 IS (
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NTINON- UNVII 4 ~,
Northeast corner of the puhhc Square, OPP
po,lte the Planters liot'l@
rI,nE. undersigned having formed partner
sim 10 the mercantile business beg leave
10 inform the public ual the, have ou hand a
rood supply Of .ieps- and idhcg brH tioodS
Uqricarc. QuesBsca o. d. and expect soon
ia add largely 20 them present stock.
We intend offering unusual Inducements in
th. way of prices, q. well as goods, and shall
be pleased to have YOU ealI on lis. tina, we may
conyinc. yuu il 5. Your interest 50 g''" us a
liberal share Of your patronage. Hoping To
merit III we ask, We are
N,nr ni,edirut servants
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-21

" ARNltNtl AN ~ ! Isl w 49,
Mrcu,>r> e 6 G'eg. 4 60 hre' hr'oh goo
t.te " rst sale Of th- public 'tHtfr wilson lm''
80. .iatr IN lhr >"ul., r''tH-r I''.r -4"ttr
Nr.,,.rA Adam. ,,r.t s,lH Wihl. -'ntr irN '."''
.onh ct tie krrrhl'au "tiNr N'd i''''.
north ,rir Of wh''r 'qnaor hl'A "ldinr ~
,,e.t 20 rfrt ul luhu-nn, hr. hm,ing itilHt "N0
I.t.s kur Tibet ord -uuil ra+t "furt fuN' tlNH'f
VI, I ,l.u keep- assunm'it ni nr'nt"'f '' i'' v
.,,. TietG.ni ,iufr s,cutd jnnr west nnts
Iff.on L~ris on hrud, hsitr. lal'n. mrl" i"'- q.
Mead, lu NuN tirr .tucks 90 s'Htis. ". NY ~"
oont.o., husif...- tbput iNr it-i u Mach &" lh'
h.,bbts r-rrnily occupied hy u l-"n Vi Ny
b., uaN in NrN York. ,nd sal hHls on l"isr '''' b
~. >,.a.-. y 1uug i johnson. hnch huldHe
.,uth ~, ruhl,t .iur, A''o er,p hsoA- -inlirl'N
r- Nrponali . ~Sndve-. sr'"ud de'r -"a', ~ nN'
.rr. 'T,.Nr expect IT, move i1 fhr toIH-t '"nN COY -
{. t,res, SO NJ VI pou,la ha- gone "th n'ih
Wal. Schpal john : Anderson near 'h' southern
10y y' S,eJ, Vi. Bon6,,,. ,t. Na-ou. T..
-.st. to.t,tuir Ihr i-st nm independent e.AnH', 'r
y. ronI nnder The cha.es of iie Na-oui' ''-rW'Y
I,1g,gs.-T \ tauia irp.mr, rn4.b"2
" Adsm. ilaI - WI, W.t,s un'
ptr.,,,ra. Taylor = iame. \ J. " / J.
Johnson " L Nenuder III.
Ucn,,sit--pt J laoian and " { N'rjn'
l,,i, resident. ol Mar-hall uni aauaoi %" ''o"'d n
w I,5pae5--J Van iool. removed now tNo d's'
ss.i Of Nsr-hali Hotel
Gun Npdtih.--l ! h"h f'l' -''''N N''' ''fN'' '
ItsTs S'alie Cha. 4 IIyn-ou. tins establish
PLOUGH rs,ndrv. Wagon and Clro,ae, haiwg.--
John Coleman on the sinret leadi"t oh' 20 SA'''e'
f.ao.--iohn " Glover Nor,hcaI corner pu''ir
square
near Wam a Nivlors starr. 'Nnr"- irrh'r 'ouih'
Jiop. raTpeaifes = \ Mofsun, Wilder Ntll.
ign.,. a. 6ol Marshall + J lpush"fi Marshail
I Ra-ierala Hair Dr,srr --fh, brown
Hoak SIR, Young AMI johnson.
NroN
War,bou.. n II Marin. mile. shove Pof'
addo-- Is mile, FROM Mprshrll
wAiiivGs FERRY.
4 Iron Ieami-u --raraH and Warwick
& JrrrrHs son.
Merchants p. " Gmham. rnkn lohn
l i,rGy Siasss L ". Nr.n,h. N,.oo Taylor
Ato
1 suRn, rroRr.
Dry Glpis Rose " Mohc, Tr,e.',ect
] Gro,.sy arcaaafs.--S ary 4 Wells, l., ponneil'
4 ani & T. Csrlet, Al on he lever a.
Il Commission and Forvard'ng =. y. Carte, '"
y II Douglass a o., on III. lcVsr.
a TYLER, smith COUNTY, TEXAS.
a Lawyer. Rowdon 4 Chiffon
al ifod Mrs 4, II Ashcroft
81 my phR soN.
N Iawve,.--W H. E.uu; J.R Armstrong
III MIS-, MA ot -
Ell Cuai,o. ili,sm ,oyle ~. J. VI lson--P,nola
b eHlntv L., OF etl.rs. muilaro ~"nt" "l frd
BIZ ID uft,.t, .,lr uuug 4 JutisOns smaiief 20 'rt
SS l.-nlrnt. D,,id .i~,ks, Of aldo faH'h ntN'f'
RI uses negro runway. Mrs.. l. II VT oN" "N"t
III us,s Marshall loei and valuable land to- 'at ." rrn,
E1 hsr, negro m,n offered ~ pri,air .tir Nm f"
IN lhus,an aa,r IT, hirgie- Ter sale " >ieinl"in ~
ri '-rss. iafm lor ale Appc,tHn ot h.sdtEhi 'rt
III uh'aics, by A. V sharp. and by hsnirf'"n J."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-21

PitNT,1ION ANp GROCERI NToRE,
+. {. Uaris OH stand, on The Lore
Stre4pori. Louisiana
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-21
MEDIC Al. I ARD

MOTORS 4 :. 4 T.. =. " johnson have
- associated themselves in The practice oil
Medicine.
lr clce ore door west Of the Ci,y Drug
Stor-
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PROSPECTUS
Hf rHY
SCIENTIFIC tNCHIl
Mechanics, hrtntors and Manufacturers
sA5p In Splendid rriscs! SA5o

Volume I \ of the S,pNrrir AnrnuhN
commences on the l1lh ct SEPTEMBER. L is
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contains several hundred cnprasue~ and over
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A. PINE fr" f-but comfy ri' ~ou'as NIGH, ne
.th lpsi lbs lsm-- VI uiethr. va Nr ltLN
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Tue ANtNDEp IARlir.-it is said that
the bdl amending the Taf.iI act. IN accor
dance with the suggestions made 10y the
Secretary of the Treasury ia his annual
repott, has becn already lramcd aud would
probably be reported b, tho Committee Of
WAYS aud Means Of the House ia q yer,
few DAYS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-21
II1I.LIAM H. ESTiII An

"llLIAM H. ESTlLL, Aisrneg and
w Counsellor AT Lane, leudei on, Russ
Co, Texas will praciie. in the District courts
q the sixth and In a portion Of the finh iudi.
elal Districts, also IN the Supreme and Federal
court. at Tyler. Undivided attention v III be
rs.n to NIL business coniijed to hiseate. Par
tcuiar attention 10 The collection Of claims, and
the prompt remittance Of mouies collected.
tie viii aet as agent for the purchase and sale
OF land, and IN the investigation OF land titles
upon reasonable terms
Henderson, Texas, March %, 1883 w
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s, :! \. JORDAN hsvirc permn-
(YvtfA. n.nily located IN Marshall, r..-
LILY psvsfully tenders hi> services IN
the various branchcs OF hls profession to the
claz"ns and VICINITY, ~ up5 raiians entrusted
TO han are warranted 20 be- done la the iatsa,
improved, AID most superior manner
October Is, 1883 l3-tr
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Elementary Branches, $40 %
Second Junior Class, rs 90
First 30 90
Middle Glass, 40 90
Senior SO 90
Inc dental fc. for each, o.
Music on Piano, with
Use OF Instrument $40 90
Music on Organ with
u. Of Instrument 40 90
Music on Gdi'ar, with
Use Of instrument, IS 90
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Wort, each 10 90
Board can be obtained with the Principal, by
paving IN advance at the very low rate, Of
$50 90 for 10 months. In all ca-.- the pupil
wall be expected to remain, from the time Of
entrance, TIL the close of the session, hu, for
those who prefer attending bot half Of the
session, just oae-half Of the preceding rates
will b, charged No deductions excepting for
protra,t ted sickness. A limited number Of
Young Indies viii be received n, Parior Beard
efs, Who Will be allowed, at the discretion uf
the Principal, to make and receive visits,
Biz iug Board aud Tuition payable semi.
annually
EMMA ". BO\FOEN, Principal
July y. 1888 nl-ly
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IT. NA\lippN. manufacturer Il Tn
-. Copper, aud Aaes' ire" keeps constantly
an nnpd a complete assortment Of Tin ware,
which 10, VII sell % Shreveport prices
Job " ork done in superior manner and at
.hor, notice. GATHERING done al short notice,
and cheap.
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81 Purchase uouc hut those having ilic ,ix
natter, " J. y HuDENSACk, ~ ml other.
are worthless imitation,
Agents wishing new SUPPLE. and all other.
wishing so become agents, must address I'd,
proprietor, y. HpBh\SAC h. nj ms Iabo.
ratory. No l20 North SECOND stree. above
Race PHILADELPHIA.
Sold y, al, Druggist and Merchants ia the
United S'aic,.
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LEE VI. DNDE.
Nashsll. Jan !, 1894 NJ


TVS / receiy, ard opening new and -pi'h-
81 did assortment OF NPRiNG GOODA,tor
town and country trade. embracing an esten.
~ive line of Sape Domestic foreigr and
Fancy Goods together with complete stock
of ladies and gents wearing apparel from 'r'
rrown of the heai o. il3e soi' OF the foo' iron
castings, hardware, crndstone~' queenS"are'
.addlrry, etc etc all Of whlch our friends
and customer ar, invited 10 call pr'ee aud buy
%. M three are -,uon,mo 81 cur prr'rw r'-
-rd prices. .,>,
ARD \ WV ION.
Feb -. 1853, 100 i