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THE GONZALES COLLEGE
FUNNE studies of thjs institution yin n. rrsr,u.s

ME studies Of this institution viii be resumed
n OF Monday the Sd Of April. IL Il desirable
that those who contemplate entering this instiiu-
ton. should be purciuai in attending AT the com.
nencenent OF the session.
The academic year 10 divided Into two sessions
Of hve months each, commencing Oh the tint
Mondays Of April and October. The vacations
embrace the months of March and September.
Parents and Guardians are furnished ut the close
oil each session with a report OF the standing aud
proficiency ai their children and wards.
Extensive preparations have been made by pri.
vate families in the vicinity vi the College for the
accommodation OF boa.ders.
instruments and apparatus have been provided,
which facilitate and render n,trac:iy. and interest.
Ing the studies, particularly OF the advanced schol.
The instructors are efficient and well qualified
for the stations they hill.
q. w. Guess, A. NJ. President, and assisted by
L. Lewis, A. ID. conducts the male department.
Mrs. Mary Hill, assisted by Miss Fulford, super.
intends the female department.
Mrs. DR.. Coleman has special charge of the
Musical, and Mrs. DR.. Craig, OF drawing and the
branches. Others will be employed al
may be deemed expedieHt.
COURSE or STUDIES AND RATES or TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Arithmetic, $40 on
English Grammar, Geography, Elocutiop,
Rhetoric and the minor Mathematics, SIS 90
The foregoing continued, Natural, Moral
and Experimental Philosophy, Botany,
Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French and Span.
ish. $40 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music, Piano or Guitar. .......,, Sa5 OO
Drawing, Wax'work and Embroidery, each, sl0 0O
The above fees are charged for each session, one
half IN required ut the middle, the other at the
close OF the Term. These rates are charged from
tho time OF entrance to the end of tho session.
No deduction except for protractcd sickness. Sub
lcct, However, to the discretion of the board oil
Trustees. EDMUND BEILiNGER,
Pres. pro tenn. Board Trustees Gonzales College.
Gonzales, March II, ls6I.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SntTHEE EGEE;GTRC.

J. N. rlTTEs AND JANIS N, sNyrng, EDITORS.
THIS work, the first number OF which was il.
sued In March,, 1868, Il composed mainly of Selcc.
lions from the Periodical Literature OF Great Brit
ain, France, Germany, and the United Suites
chiefly, however, from that of Great Britain. In ad-
ditiou To American Journals, NO have ordered aud
are constantly receiving by mail, tho following Eu.
ropcai publications;
The Elinbuig Review. North British l,oyiow,
Westminster Review, Ioniou Quarterly lioyiew,
Eclectic Review, Retrospective Roviow, Chamber :
Edinhurgh Journal, Eliza Cooko's journal, House.
hold Words, United Service Journal, Culhurn's New
Monthly, ruhlin University Magazine. Lakewood
Edinburgh Magazine, Ainsworth's Magazine, Fra,
scrs Magazine, Hoods Magazine, Sharps Magazine.
raits Magazine, GCntleipans Magazine. Hack.
woods laiy's Magazine, Tho Repository Of Arts
aud Inventions, %liCntly's Miscellany. Re,uo dcs
iouS Mondes. iloggs Instructor, Annals OF Na,u'
tai History, Weeey Hoi,ung, inajoo Liberty ia,
so,'c, Tho Spectator. Cruc. The A;heanuin. The
Examiner, Times, Punch, &c.
These rare snd costly Publications, emboiying
tic la,cs, AMI choicest ptudsc,iuus ot the be1 wFl.
tvfs vt the sgr, will be carefully examined, And
t,cir m,s, attractive and valuable articles repro.
luccd ~ the columns at the EclesiiC Thu, for =
mere fraction 1T the coat n. any Que VI them, oar
rcaic,r pul obtain the select portions Of lho whole.
kNtrsv,. from the fccnca and German w!a he
translated expressly fox oar eosk.
tbs Magazine No nav odcf Ia thN rabht, 10 the
1aly Journal 81 the claS paAaissed IA toe Soa,h
u u She tgsi atternps ta iR~tnslucr ~ the great hsNsy
It S,u,h,s,s readers Snd 10 adapt to heif pas,s
and Interests, the current t~tcsa,sse III BarPc-
n ssch, Is i A,sSaei 80 sagp5 4 saet has ies'
AHd acknowledged
uaF nAytgas Nil cvasssi ~ Neh a-4lclSs ~
npess rersseeus Vsae aRi t'c,sya3 lstcrs~t
w eA enb ali, thai shtlo SC Az eis,Rs he
hsletuS ulan eatb 'essos a. sta paAee 4 siAia
ibc rcAsA ~ Z. "a expeass kks tSefs ~ wa b.
garcl GA car past. 10 mskS d ia eaWy rsspct,
sVc rsai3s 10 he calbestes rcttsE
me EAoiN - rs1StAti a. Aa&aaA ga, the
Hxs = eyesy meailS cSeh naNisg ,sessiaiag SSs,
y large 0sssa psees IN 9a4ASt eAsssaS patasci
"a e~s4 pNsy aae sv~ t~1sc-gaAAtag tee Ncein,'
a83 9ea pAaas "a taS seNf
TnRgS EtsR oNE YEAR
oae Caps, e.. rs CopisN eiS, il sAvascs
lsseua NfAuzsS&sis ~Es ~ tesAs ~th BSk.
seasss AID psgsGsa, essts ~ ss,eg&aS le SIR
,slstNsn ~ tbe sUsk, he GsAeeux csA slssys ID
ottsghei rfvnvy by saaev~eG
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|. III. WOODS,

NnatrsNtr Nm ErtSu prhtrp ~ rISs
WITCHES {NWhLgr6 EiNCF 4OoDS.
~ ~ raciiuHy snbuuace. tN The o3st8s "a
w lHasHs3A and as nieals e~cterslfy. uAt be
hss taken the snIc p,toy the Masanlc lisa shess
ctort thibs 10 hs ans sin I've toani. - sagap a. ta
aee sluih,rn market Not 4 s3nSie sriic}c VII %
sAi without : Bj eeeAN,es which eia csz,se ,Ae
Psecht.ef "a bNu vtth c,eGtcacy
ibs ase'riWeei Is coin7&cse, sad he ha;es 70 ~
cacamsevl s%uajc|eat +, a jsstity bim IL keopag : ian
sutsNy ~ Ut esasoss
Wugp 10 TtE TRADE
ltc Ia. MJ s5s ksta a EessFsl ssssyrneai a
Wsttaptste ,l-ots apd tatsraal& Al ~ tic hssi
gaahV. Time pisces Il al k,ais repaired snd "a.
rA,tcl Go tpclve moasA% ~ ~ change us3c
ENGRAVING Sras ntaslt.
frt-ehs - As.s.ss
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MCKEE n HARRISON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES and ID
COMMON .tRyyt. tAy,c, t,,.s
have now on hand and Nro constantly TO.
eeNAoS sturf, t,vscl, rs,IS,

AN have now on hand and Srr constantly 10.
w cciving the following articles
Flour, Sugar, Coffee Salt, bacon. Fork. lard.
NOlA~vS, ttsh, Dried Nipples aad Peaches, S,lcta.
tbs, Candies, Soap. Sterch, S;ane and WsNlcn
Ware T~otaccc, tiesrs, nrandy and Preserved
fruit$ Pickles, Candies Whtskcy iscciihe,I. Ryo
aud bourbon, and al siuds Of IlsAndios aad winss,
tcgcihue with many other articles n.asily kept in =
wcll assorted urpcnry sud rrrJuca store. al N
shich vii he sold cheap teg sash, otlcrs pt,aapt.
q, hilet drs2l. SnntV
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DEWTTTrS FERRY.

THIS Ferry il situated South Of and adjoin.
1 ing the town of Gonzales, about a half
mile from the Court House, where there is al cA.
ecllcnt NEW 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 and
down tho West side of the Guadalupe River, viz
San Antonio, Helena, Yorktown, Clinton, in DC.
Wilt county, and to the Cibolo, Santa Clara, Colet-
to and TO all parts Of tho Sandics.
The distance 10 Victoria, by crossing at this fer.
ry, and going down tho west side Of the Guada.
lupe to Bennetts ferry and recrossing, Is short
ened eight miles.
Persons going to any Of said places can got the
necessary directions at the Ferry.
Corn for ss,lo ut the Ferry.
Nov ID. c.. G. DEWITT.
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HAMILTON HOUSE,. ~Bto,ussu Nte Yoas.
III CcESrS ~ 2sta sys.tt-Nm VAN NlEEr.
lorae n Il 80 lland,s srecL IA. taken The al,,so
lUec iaassp AMI ss;ci Il sp wax ga. Craon Wa
Ia. baths ctc, ard tnupfuro ,hroastoat. Pc
ais Ntsttng Nee lork SN hai 30 gtus-sates
hosac IN nc asy. = aotes ~ freedom % : is
- 18th &c aatt ~ E ~tssAri,ne bgs CaAfsrs
~ ~ ~ ~ pr ~ q q" 90 Il
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For Sale or Rent.
Gonzales, March 4, ls64--iotf
Notice.

VNHE undersigned Inns the pleasure to inform
IL his friends and the public that no has re.
moved from his old stand on Public Square, to his
" premises near Capt. Matthews old corner, st.
james st. He has a large stock of assorted
Goods on hand which hc will sell for a small profit.
Please give him u call and satisfy yourselves of the
quality and cheapness. He will continue business
a. heretofore. j. GUIClIARD.
Gonzales, March 1, ls5i-ietf
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u. srrIinsnn I, snl,.
Carriages Repaired.
RrkaaA

fuE undersigned aosfd intimt,s 10 he intA,d.
tsuts dt,vnssis and siuVpatar countsv. that they
sty Frc}ansi 20 FAINT, LINE spd RlrAIR III
kinds ~ CARRIAGES. ~ thc nosi vorkmaaske
tyN ~ th,g sh3h Naia slrs,L opgsna,r sae
i'aldc $40 Toe meat3, ia ~ cA.sx 4, a. uu.
psev tbe eoA RAMSEY 4 WSEF
@UJe1 lar; 4l Ie'' s
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You arc referred o. the annexed letter ir facts
" Hulbvrrg Crrtk, t;tytis Co.. 2tgls Jane ~,
is5l DR L. : CoSsrovs, Now Npgk-Dcer SIT /.
Twelve months ago | bought a hst;- dollar box OF
yeug lhin Extractor, AND . ncighter OF miuc, Judge
Mm. Mcnctcc, in this county, had a Negro Woman
tta, Was burnt ob her iooL tourtccn wears ago, that
cycF, mouih Nuuti htuak nui aud sun, ~ that she
vRs au entire cripple. he SAINT go av or mr loN
at al,r | lvt htu haNs Il, w. spirited i, ans it
has made a pcfioet carc 70 ,hAt .he aoW a hahd.
sound aNd ~el. and ,he Juigv says DO viii s.VaYs
kecp tho olyr 0u hanA have uipt Tho ai,e in
my family, and bd 10 geoi Nouii not ro sih.
COZ it iuy avs pgtce ,n tbv world, Uaae baa iap
cause at sevcla OF nv pvkhlpu T,iNs iL Rsi
si thst have tG,~l % Nr etil satisfied wdh 10. asd
sV thcy nil put ho p.tloui 4. 4 urielbsar "a
u,in,. %, ,hc usAis OF q l.. ulleNfsnA. iuas ssbcf.
IS ,ouhtN. BAs3cya Tsvn$ Gss uli Use atssui H..
asi I aa stl atshci wiR IT,
i8-~iy WM y CRlSwggt."
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GONZALES EXCHANGE.


THNUIVTIHUTV IUIIUTITID,
WlIE subscriber takes this method of Informing
i the public, that no has taken the rocms over
tho store OF Mcssrs Russell, lIamon & Baird. where
he Il prepared to Ito all kinds Of work in hts line
with ucatnoS- aud Dispatch and ON the most roa,
Sonable terms, Having located permanently Ia tho
place, he invites those desiring a good at tn give
him u call. T. ID. ATKINSON.
Gonzales, .Ianmary aS. IShI-N
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Livery Stable.

BY Branch IL Bouldin. G,p
vENnE subscribers having purchased the Stable
"a formerly belonging 20 the star Hotel, known
a. Dr. Browns old stand, respectfully announce to
the citizens OF Gonzales aud surrounding counties,
and the travelling public generally, that they are now
prepared To take care o! horses Ia the best style
ever known In Gonzales. No pains or expense will
be- spared to give satisfaction TO all who may trust
their stock In their hands and hope by strict at,cn.
ton to business, 10 merit q liberal share of patron.
age.
HORSES. BuGGiES and HACKS for sale OF
hire nj ~ t.s,es and u, reasonable rates.
Good and careful Drivers furnished, II required.
Gonzales, june 1, is6S-ly
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a. WIs:sE,
G. l. y = VI | II III

Na oULp respectfully inform tho citizens Of
Wv Gonzales aud adjoining counties that he
V uuW prepared 70 execute IN a ucat and workman.
like mauncf, all work IVA his line 1T business.
Guns restoCkCd and horrd to shoot close aud
strong, blUt u1us altered To- percussion on the most
improved p%rn,iple. iaient Rrocchcs snd safety
Guards hstcd to guus OF ans make. Ever, deertil.
ton oI Guns and ris,ols msdc and repaired on che
%shoticft uoticc Shup immediately IN she roar ct
li,maas LcN,lD Storc
GoutalDA, oO,one. a., lSss-if
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~ "o 'ttspEuftd tHrWiSt tN me CIlltea SfLfeA.
This medicine contains all the vegetable prin.
cip'es which experience has proved useful III clean
ing the system from disease, extracted aud COM
bined with the highest skill which the refinement
OF Modern Chemistry enables VII 10 employ, and is
Justly denon,ina,cd
The Grtdt Parifer Of Ms Blood aud Cur, of
Sorofula, Effects OF Murcury, Ulcers, Consump-
ton, Erysipelas, Dyspepsia, Nervous Diseases,
Coughs, Colds, Costircncss, Liver Complaint,
rheumatism Neuralgia, Salt Rheum, FcvSr and
Aguc, Bilious Fever, Dropsy, Fever Soros, Ring
Worm, General Debility, Erupdons.
CAUTION.
All the genuine DR., Townsend's Sarsaparilln that
has been prepared since Feb, goth, 1850, has the
annexed certificate at Dir, CnlLToS, OH the outside
wrapper OF each bottle.
This is to certify, that the Compound Extract of
Sarsaparilla, contained in this hottie, under my di.
rcction aud supervision. from tho Original Rccohi
Of DIR. 5. u. Townsend. and that il il composed OF
ingredients purely vegetable, and without mercury.
JAMES II. Chiffon, NJ. ID,
Cheniat.
Sold by all the principal Druggists and Store
keepers in the United States.
Put up in English, Spanish French and German
wrappers.
Price $500 per bottle, or three bottles for
1880.
For sale by u. Il. PECK.
Con, al &. June Is, lS53-ly
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HAVING eestei ~ the rgsiic'lcc uf Nj ChAS
H.oeit5s ,n lract tr.,k, thncc mi,, from Ihinf
Gie', Offers & ltol al services to tac sar
rval1 s%s'iig.tti.
tbFgOs laui March ~. %. 4-fn'
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DIR, j. \. klNABREW,
G0AEiLG,S 7BAAS

o'EES hs professional services to he citizens
9! uc town AND 4tttuuading ea,-,;
Iunp o.. lNaEe
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hissOiUtion.-Thc partnership heretofore
NJ existing between JoNks i HARPER il this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Those indebted 10
VI, by note or otherwise, will please call aud settle.
w. HESS JONES,
JOHN L.. HARPER.
Gonzales, Dee. 81, 1854
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

4 LAwYTE ~ TEEhDNrit. Mr. Garden
the wealthy lawyer recently convicted in Ire
land Of an attempted abduction. was, ilnme-
djatsly AFTER his sentence, a,,ircd in common
jail dress, his head shaver, and he was set
upon the ,readmill for the usual space Of time.
lie s locked up Al SIX every evening, and
rises in the morning a, SIX. lie is, however
allowed an entire cell to himself his servant
nau attends him, aud he is permitted to sup
ply himself with food. lie goes on the tread.
mill a, ten o'clock, and remains working at
IL, with the usual rests, until two.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13
Mrs, winslow's Soothing Syrup,
Read Readll Read M!

One parcut informs me that his child has 'uf.
fcrrd 10 aa alarming extent With Fhtulcnce oI
Wind Cholic. Lately they have used tne
Soothing syrup, and it always effects speedy
cure.
Another parent saws his child has been exceed
ingly fretiul, owing to the pain and soreness o
Cutting Teeth. For a few weeks they have
used the Sooihing SNup, and hnd that u remove.
the soreness and irritation from the mouth and
gums, and improves the general health OF th'
child. tie says " IL % sy'h wore ihaa costs
for ths ias0sassd good hHaOr and chs',taIHs'' y IA
cAii."
Sold by G. W. ATWELL, No. 4, under U. 3
Hotel, Portland, General Agent for Maine.
Alss sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medioin'
everywhere. Price IS cts. ANDETws BARS
Pare Hill.Ar,nst. ~
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THE GREATEST
Me diCal Discovery

arm. KENNEDY Of RoAbo,y, ha. discovered
MI !, am, Of orr ca umon pastures weeds rrm-
=, thai cures EVERY KIND or IIuMOR,
o'!,, ,Le vor.t scrohll down to a common Pinple.
m. b,. ,,;.d il 10 over eleven huudrcd cases, and
ns,cr GiI.d except In two. lIe has nov Ia bis
,,.c..;on over two hundred certificates Of H. val
oc. al within twenty mikes 81 Bosion.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure nursing sore
mouth.
pirnples on the face.
T,o ar thrce bo,tcs viii clear the system of bics
Two lottlcs are warranted Ia cure the worst
lii ~ r,nk.T in the month and stomach.
Thr,e 10 Eve bottles ATE warranted Ia cure the
vorst cases IL cDsipchs.
Onc 40 two bottlcs are warranted 10 cure all hu
Two iottls. nrc warranted to cure running IN
the ears and hlatches IN the hair.
-Four 90 Elk bottles are warranted 20 cure cor
nipt aal running ulcers
One bpttle viii cure scaly rmptious of the skin
Two OF three boiiles are warranted 10 cure the
most desperate cases oiihcumatsm.
Three To ,iN bottles are warranted TO cure salt
Five to eight lore. cute the very want cases
of scroluh.
4 hencGt /. alwsy, expected from the Gr.t botile,
and perfect cure warranted When the above guam
tiiy Is taken.
Nothing look. % improbable to those Who have
in vain tried al the wonderful medicines n the day
a. that a common weed growing on the pastures,
and along Old stone walls, should cure cNcry hu-
NOR: vet II l. nov a fixed fact. II Nou have a
humor il ha. to start. Thcrr are M ". nor ands
alnui IL, curing some races lot noi your.. lle has
psldl.t over thousand b0ttlcs Il u ~ the vicinity
II boston and knows the effect Il Il IN every case.
II has already done u the greatest cures ever
done IN Ma..achusrtts. lie gave u o. children q
wear old u oil people Of sixty; and has seen pnol
nuny lookiog chillryn, whose fc'h va, soii and
halh,, rcsiofcd TO perfect state II health 10y one
l1ule
10 those Who are troubled With ssk headache,
one h0tllc vii alw1,s cure a. II gives great o..
hsfn caanh mol diiincss Some who have
nsrn "a nave t.,n co.tiye zoe yrar., BOD have been
.-suated hy H. Where the ludy is suuui 't Wu'k'
mute easy, uut where there y any arrangement II
the functions Of naiurr, It will ciusc very singular
i,elug.. lat 500 must not d. alsrmci--ih"l always
disappear IN lruIu i1ur DAYS a. week. There %
never q bad result from ii--on the contrary when
that feeling b. gone, Nou Will i,'l yourself Ike a
new persuu. I beard some ~ tho most rNirINasanl
curumiums Of o. that man ever listened o..
No change ~ diet ever nsces.ly. Eat the beet
you can Get anil 'nuugh II ".
Directions fpr u..-Adults, one table spo"nih
psr day-ch,ldf,u pt eight sears, desert spoonful
from i've a. eight, teaspppniul. A. no direction
can h. applicable IN ~ constitutions, take enough
i o. operate nn the bowel. twioc a day.
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I thuriJcd agent 'ar Maine.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-13

Doctor Hawks, il is said, was a, one time
elected Bishop Of Rhode Island, but he de-
clined TO accept the appointmen,-ihe ground
Of refusal being the u.sagre salary assigned to
the Office. His Rhode Island friends remind
ID him Of the promise made ia the Scriptures
"tha, God would feed tho young ravens"
The doctor replied that this Vas true, bu, he
had nowhere seen a promise "lO feed young
Hawks"