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In Ill numOral Diseases,

& a1 external application ard in all eases Whrir
che luu0r b. dri,,u o. Oh" suffice, u'c
DR.. oRDwAY's uUMOR sALVE,
which roptlius larrgl, of Oh, California l'...,
AMI is uaIoullell, the h,st external rcme, lor
ilumHTs
Tho Writes. ofth,. br,b were drs, male knovu
O. t. kelley ~ an INDIAN, ~hir u'trnItng
rstirut .irA with that terrll' d,srasc, thc Cell.
frur, Tr,sirsl,. aud Liver Cunpls'ut. TIT
tnlp in a lev DAYS.
The r,tI,.. Whrn b,trcu ~ a ratir su,kr, or
IaI,fI animal. rr.nrt IN thi. hnJh isra Curr,
Uua1rr.I. srr taking tbs mrdisinr, after tr,i7s
On va,n oihsr remedies, AL ~ The hahvas never
t.li them.
pts,a,rEN ut rUr CAtIToENIN llTUH.
Nlaut thr hr.t ct Nl,rh, 90 The ,etr l~i9, u.
k,Hrt sailed iusu Boston 90 thr ship ">vrtrl'
fr CJIifYrui1 AVID arrived at san fuuCisrn The
JuN NUrpirs Iir spsut considerable uur lp
travelling thc cuu1tTy anl Mining, lut che greater
rrfruu was spgnt Boo thr pfa,ticr of he profession.
Whiy h. vas pralticiug m The VICINITY ~ NJ
Iun. h.tu cen che north AMI souih intA, ui ihr
Anrrrsan ri,,r. as i,cru,uiIy noticed the irInus
-,thsrir. ,1 herb. which th,y hrd ip high este
u,t,.D t1 CURING DISEASES. BlrE> uf
RNTTIESNNkES. RNDID ANIMALS, Sc.
WhIC Dc was ja,'guHs raiicnt tur that truh]r
Uisg'sc che
,,,;c,,,,i, I,,.;,c,,. 4 Ii,,r C,mp,uipt
-. -,
100 1000" 'N"'', '. N'' ~
WINS '' -, a. .s..G
1000 '''' "'',' "' ''.' .....y..v
s'.a'' W. ''''s %. zoo. N''I ~.
NHH.) N, ''.,' "' '-''' a. '' 80
eng ihr TttH pc a o." ''A'. l' "'''' "'''
ihs Heb DO h'' gr,'iir e. 'na tung 81 i1 '.'''
new a'' TT
NaH -s. T,rsr Cau-' r.l'', byT7r'.1, hl'Hr7a'.7'
Nrss. Esv1s l.'r'. W''-s0f' br'1'", >f'
Nrilrif, \ fE.g Coo 's'' 49, a't ' g'''i
49,, -, ,,,,..,,,,,. or tho l,Iood'
AA'cEa'A'O "'''
.l..,,f. an ..i..,4ar, ths li.euyrr arl iar.
''' .,,f.. .r..llLrtI .. t,r,r,ll,
d. Kfg,. on histr.un.
Irr.rfr..f ,Itr.- hove 'Hrn irur' 90 ir rN-
rr,H Boz ts thr most valuable hrih N,t discovered
20 rH...f- W-a'rrIsf T"..fss' Do H.
r- u..-rr .rI Wsf PH-.r-Fr3 orrrF
T....E ..r-r I'd. r. .Hs..a' CrHr.
u..,,..,, NJ. N.,.l7. lS1g.
,I...... u.Fc.,S N.f..,rh.
ifrI,tug on, rr Dee SEQ Auuv bow ,uur lla-
tusr u-- brine o.. .frrt1' me.
4 an ~ H I..I.1. tTmnrl1mr1i and have g'ru
sl.k vIh LIVER tuNilNlNl : 80 ''ia' ''H''
ali vHs st tst taken with tlsh III LlaNN.
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oo5 Doy Kid Gloves.

4 Nd hrgc q,nn,i,,c. 1T LlSLL THREAD ani
\ COrTON dn., ju,t received and l'r sal',
whai,sac and retail, los
JOHNSON, HALL s 60.
Portland, Man 2j. ID
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200 Doz. Mohair hitts,
JTST OPENED, aud Er sale, wholesale and
u retail, by JOHNSON, HALL X GO:
Portland, MAY %. l"
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N Office.

1'IIlS m,y ccrtif, that have thi. day given my
l son. NNFoLToN u. JAcksoN, his tine to
act aud ttldc fpr himself; and that shall pay
none Il Nj. debts nor raiR any Of hi, earning. AZ.
ter this date BENJAMIN JACKSON
Rumfirl. April 25,h. 1854. -
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ONroRp s.: At Court q Probate held at Paris,
within and Coz the Couniy 81 Oxford. on the th'rd
Tuesday of July, IN the year ot our Lord one
thousan eight hundred aud fly -louri
.nN the petition of BETSEY II. FlCkETr
~ widow Of JoSArHAN FIcEETr, late oi
Woodstock, in said County. deceased, PRAYING that
Orsamus Mute may h. appointed administering Of
the estate Of said Jeccascl
oRDIREp, that the said nciscy u. Pickett give
notice To all pcrsons inicrrscd, 10y causing copy
II this order To ~ puhlished three weeks sncccs-
siycly IN The ONfaud Democrat, printed NJ Paris,
that they may appear At Probate Court 10 lc
held At Paris on the thirl Tuesday IT August next,
II nine Of the chick in the forenoon, aWl shcw
c,usc, Il any they have, why the same shooh not
H. granted.
TIMOTHY LUDpEN, Jpiss.
\ truc cupy-AttCstg
p wv. WIRr NIRsIN, R'gisir.
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ONToHp, IS. Alta Cour: IL rrnlaie hrld at fari',
within aud ior the County of pNiuri, "u The
third Tuc.-lay II Jul,, m the year Of ouI
l.oud onc thuu-anl eight hundred aud iii,.iou
ON Petition II JOB PRINCE, pralirg the
NJllon. Judge IT Probate ~ accept his rcsgna.
ton II the administration 81 the estate 81 William
llndford, 81, late II Turnrr, IN said couniy, de.
vascl,
ORpTREp, that uoticc h. given 10 ~ person'
interested, hr Cau.ip. a cppy Il this order
o. L. puhlishei th,cc weeks succ''-i'ely N
The ONiDrd Dymucrat, priuicd NJ raris, that thcN
ui, ar1ear at rtuiat. Cont to IT, he'll At rari.
iu .,l county, ~ The 81 Turs lay u August neat,
II uiur It thc clock IN the forenoon, and sh'w
cln.c. II ANY they have, vhy the same should MT
accepted.
TIMOTHY LUnDEN, Jalgs
\ t,ur coT-Nticst:
- wv, WiUt NiroiS, R,gn'u.
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DIED

in Faunipgtou. J1hn l.. Cillsy, aged p.
IN Gardiusr, lrshua l.. n,arc, aged -
" ks1 hslt, 1t, lluurc Poster, aged >.
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THE HUNTON HORSE

urIIE Sul~crihcr viii krcp ut
<zy-.-/Hr i his TAVERN STABlE,
0I.E 70 IN Buckfrh village, fur the ~"
tU n IL ufmarys, the pfcscnt SEASON,
s-s'se,>a ss-lo4'- the famous Hutton llorsc, mis-
I'd in Wa,ne, AMI ior long time known As the
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FARRAR,S HOTEL,
At BUCKPIELD VILLAGE.

rl,lIE Subscriber respectable iufrfms the Travel
Ing Public anl particularly those Who desira
a CouNTRI RLrRrAr, where they ran have pure
ala and water, and the most dclishtlal views oi
Landscape Scenery, that be has leased the nev
Tavern House, erected ~ BuCkFlElD VII
LACE, by AMERICA fARRAR, where lie offers
Nj. lr.tseryircs Cor the accommodation OF boarders
This House j. Large aHd AIRY, and vel oalcu.
Lated Ia convene Snail Families, or Single Per.
sous: and tie table viii H. a-ays supplied with d
Whnlcsnms Rural Fare, az veil rs With the LuxU.
Ties % the CITY Market.
Til. hon.. l. siiu,led IN tie Centre of one 81
IA. most Iitcl, and Aomishing villages IN all the
roanlry, euh spacious open font grounds, and
connected With good Livery stable, with Fay
caytiass, asd Hri Ho,sts. II can be reached by
Railroad IN 2 hours from Portland, add : from
Boston. u !. the place of residence Of Msc Far
RAJ, widely known as the lafs,si dealer ia New
Enssnd, ia Cattle, sheer, and Fast Ho,n,
AMERICA FAI,llAR.
July ", 1858. 25d
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OArHUr. ss. tfa Crrr' ~ rla'I'. ..'la'rur-
burg, within lnd f1r tlr Duur1 .' OS'uu', Hu
thr tor.fs SECOND On, of Jua,, 4. 10. 1851
N-UEEEhS, the Cymmi.riau,r. aTppia'rl &C.
w - cot g. Etly, NDuLUI,, widow #
Joshua =. EuI~ris Late 81 Poster in sstd ,nrul,,
dc,srs.d, bee dove, iu DE 0.il,.taic # which ih,
all I..Au R,lsfts jiri -riSrl, have made Co..
Torn of thr,r Jpinss uiu DE- Probate office iu ,lid
cHu1fE,
OEuTUIr, that MOTTO, lr given ir ihy icirs az
v ri, persons interested iH s5iI,.i,is. by ,ln.ir.
souy Il tbi. uul-l On o. rfili.h,i THREE Ne, h.
.t.-,,ssNsh In The ONiud Democrat, printed
NJ psIis, that the, ml, appear At q rrn'1t,
Cuurt o. o. hrld ~ s1d ryrIs. unihr third Tursdl,
It Nu-y.t u,Nt, 10 meme ct che cIn,h On Oh, fore
rrun end rhsv c'r.", 81 'u, they have, WHY th,
same should not w. lrrrrrI
TIMOrilN LUnpEN, Ltfgs.
: true copy-Auc.'s
- w. WiEr vIuciy, R,-r'0.
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Br. Ordway', Pain Destroyer,

Br. Ordway'. Pain DESTROYER,
md Dr. Ordway's Cough Destroyer,
srr &c .tlr hy au Agrat. lrr pf.ruycn
Tr, thrm,--thcy ommrnd themselves.
E.FNf, lrrss Cr.slrrf O. 20 hr1 o. igs1's.
SudL, e. ". ATWLlI, u1d,, liz United
static Hotel. rDthpd, G,ugri Aggut lrr Name
AI.l ,,,ll D., Dr.gi.t. auj dca,rs lu Medicine ~
,r,uhrf,. >uI N ANDREWS ! BATES,
.srI atJDIIN nEESSJG'S LaIig,' Sh.c Stn,r,
paris llti. -
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ONr1Ep, ss. Ala Court 81 Probate hell At Foe
lur-. within and &C. thc Count, ct ONluui, un
tar lv,nt, .,oaui d,y 90 JON, !. D., lsjL
TRhNyI~ l.. RICE, administrator ON the g..
utr ct Joshua = Eu.u. late 90 Porter, iu
.til CauHt,, decreased, having UU-ouiod hIs lnal
account ui hi. administration ul Oh, ,.iIte 1T stii
deceased o. allowance,
OEuUEIu, Thuih, ,iii A'uiui.la'pr give ~.
q p. o. 40 p-r,on. Interested rs causing cop, ~
ti. ouIrr ~ o. puIii.hed three vc,l. surcr.si,,,
IN The O>fnri Democrat. printed a Paris, that
th,, may spps,r AZ r,,lr,te Court a. o. hrid a'
raris, ir AID u,u1',. onihc third Tussiay Il M.
ru.t a.Nt 1t mine Il the clock 90 thu ioronpon, and
-h.v ctu.,, itsn, ths, have, why th' same shruli
uut d. t,lu,cl.
TIMOTHY LUpDCN, Jul-,.
\ tnlr rpuv-'usst:
= M. WRIT NIEGIN, Rsgtiv.
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}. w. RRO VINE,
Attorney aud Counsellor a. Law
pUCKFIELD, We,
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THE subscriber herb, give. public notice to all
| concerned, that D., la. lc,n duly appointed
luI taIeu ugna himself the tru't ct Adainl''rio'
Of tLr cstiir ul
ZACIlARIAII CiIiCKERING late of Hartford
4, A., count, II O>f,rd, decreased, by giving load
as the Law directs. IL therefore requests all pe''
s,n. Who arc nebtsd 10 the said dcccased's estate
a. make immediate payment +; aud thusc Who have
auy demand. ltslfsa 10 cNhihit the ssulc 10
STEPHEN if.iNiTr.
Marlf.rl, June %. 1851 ~
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V'uE ulsrrtlsr hci,by give. publ,c notice 10 all
| ruur,uc,I, that be- has brcu dds appointed
.uG take, uruu himself the luu., %! Executor II
thr lat viii anil tr.tamcut ul
EZRA :. RlSGEE, late OF BurhGgM,
4, ,hs ruuliy of ONf,rd, decreased, hy giving hpul
A. che law dirr,ts he thr,clurr r-'Ics-ts al pee
.1p. Who are inhabited To- The said deceased. 49,.
tate, tu make immediate payment aud those who
have au, demands thereon, e. exhibit the same T.
NOAH FRINGE.
Ju, IS, 1854. Is
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Can o.. e. riI ofrfsctu'ly, ua, D., che u.e e 'h'
.rOEmAY Ge@OGs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10

The amount Of gold dust and coin brought by
Adams Co., per the North Star, was $277OO0.
TIE Pacific mail steamer Golden Age sailei from
San Francisco Nov l6, at 10 o'clock A. M, arrived
at Acapulco Esd, o'clo,k P. n, and left Acapulco
for Panama on 24th, O'Clock A. NJ, arrived at
Panama 18th, O'Clock p. M.-eleven days and
twenty h0uIs running time from San Francisco.
The passengers, mails and treasure that came by
her lsft Panama for Aspinwall on the morning Of
the 29th. The passengers arrived at Aspinwan the
same day, but the mail car ran off the track, and
did not arrive in Aspinwall until the morning of
thu 3Oth.
: ahe United States mail steamer North Star ar
rived ct Aspinwsn on the 2Sth November, at 10
Pm, and sailed again for New York On the 3Oth,
1t o'clock P. n. Experienced strong gales from
the noishward during the entire homeward passage.
The steamer Falcon, from Havana, arrived at
Aspinwau ON the morning Of the 30th, and wxs to
sail again same day on the return trip.
The railroad Is progressing finely and ss the
rains are about over, We MAJ look forward to An
early completion Of that great work.
The passengers from New York, by the North
Star left Aspinwal for Panama on the morning Of
~ 2ofh, and got through to Panama thai afsr-
Deon. By the time the next run Of passengers cross
the Isthmus the rains win have entirely ceased,
and they VIII be enabled to mako the transit fsom
ocean to scssa IN ave or six hours.
The North Star brings home several passenger
that left New York by her on the 2oth October.
They went from Panama to San Francisco in tho
steamer Golden Gate, (which steamer made the run
In eleven days and sixteen hou1,) and had three
days TO transact their business in San Francisco
before the sailing Of the Golden Age. Their ab-
sence from New York extends over space Of only
forty-nine days.
The following is the specie list of the steamer
Golden Age, which left San Francisco on the 18th
Nov. II will be seen that the amount is much
larger than that hrouOht bv the North Star
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10
J ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
LONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
->~-y>~
~~>~>>~>~~~~~><
Over Million and Quarter Of Gold Dust
{ Received.
4
= PRIZE FIGHT AND RIOT.
s~~->--~~>~~~S>~~~>~~~<~e--e4
: ANOTHER EXECUTION.
-O~y~~~e>~>>>>e~>~>s-@
! m A AGES AND EATHS.
rS~S~s~>>>~~~-~~>~ec~>-~,
T III f M A n X f L
! ONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
PRIZE FIGHT AND RIOT,
MARRIAGES AND BATHS


TIE steamship North Star, Capt. Warner, arrived
at II O'Clock yesterday morning, from AspinwAll
She brings weeks later news frou the Pacific.
We are indebted n Mr. E. W. Hull, Pu:ssr, for
late news; also to Adams q Co, and Wells, Fargo
d Co. Ya1t
Commander Cadwallader Ringgold, Of the Pacific
Exploring Expedition; Mr.. r. D. Stewart, his Sc.
cretary; Mr.. 3. A. LIE Roy, bsarer Of dispatches
from Cnins and San iwich Islsnds and Mr. J. p p.
whippie. U. 8. n, are among the passengers per
North Star. The above named gentlemen arrived
st Ssa Francisco ON the llth Nov, in the United
States steamer Susquehanna. from the Sandwich
Ilands.
Pedro Soutberg, Psnams Railroad laborer died
Dec. S. on board the North Star.
Annexed il the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10

e:rment sbal adc pt slme c0drAc TO extef iaass
tbtAe blcoa thuay savsgts. .-
The same paper says:- Reports have reached ne
that the lncans had surraut dtd Fort Boise aud had
rot FED taoss in charge that tnsy must deliver up
the ammunition wbi:n Major Halcs left there, or
they would take tbe f,rt ASo xii every person con
Eecfed wiru ie
The Spectator szys:- On Tuesday lass quse an
Indian warfare took place, Lear the lower end of
Portland, between the Klama.h and Clsckam4s
tfibes-five killed and several othen wounded. But
little attention was paid 90 shsii proceedings by ne
whites.
The Stmssman ssys that Gen. Palmer, Supsrin
tendeDt Of Irdian Affairs, has gone among tse
Rogue River snd Gov Greek Inshans, to 0btda
their assent to the amendments made BY che Y. s.
Senate 10 the treaties made last year with them,
and pay over their anEuitfcs.
Toe Timer cf Nov. 4, seys that the weather for
dsy or two past, has been quite pleasant. The
rains previously, however, have rendered toe roads
Tns REroArHp GOLD MIvxs IN LANE eouNrY.-
A correspondent writing from Eugene City, Lane
county, Oregon Territory, ADDS tue following pSst
s>ript:-
Great excitement here sbpus the mines; some
fwetty rers0rs at work. Whether it win produ c.
gpd oc rot. sm unable to say. CAlitornia miners
pronounce 1t gcd. Ifso, there "a N abundance for
all"
FIRE In PoRTLASp.--On Tueedsy night last, ',
buildings were set on f-e in Portland Dy some mid
light rseepGisHy. The fire was discovered ABOUT
eleven O'clock aud was extnguished with but listle
large building belonging TO Dr.. Davenport, and was
entirely consumed. rbe citizens were promptly on
the ground. az q BY hard work and deter mined per-
severance. the fire was kept from spreading other
buiIeicgs Tha. these ires were the work OF incen-
diaries there can be no doubt.
Important from the Sandwich Islands.
The Annexation Question The Adhesion Of
Prince Liholihe.
-..,sN~es><ss~~->e>----~@,~,
Highly Interesting from the
Japanese Empire.
Arrival Of the Steam Frigatt Susquehanna at
San Francisco,
TO-, &C., 10.
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Mining News.

Mining News.
The mires in some places continued TO Yield good
the works Of the miners, and delayed for time
their chances Of making pile" Al this season
a good deal Of uncertainty always prevails at the
mines, some having too much, others TOO hstle
themselves TO the districts and claims which best
promise to psy them for their labor.
nugget Of gold weighing three and half
pourc CO, was taken out Of Hornitas Creek, Marposa
county, short time ago.
Prize Fight nj Grass Valley.
GREAT EXCITEMENT GENERAL EOw-PIaBr AMONG
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND BOWIE KNIVES
FREELY UsED-THR AUTHORITIES INTERPRETING.
GRASS VALLEY, Nov. 10, 1854.
At one o'clock to-day large crowd had Assem-
bed to witness the prize hight between Con. Fitz
gerald and Hugh Kelly. The crowd was immense,
attendance. There Was great excitement among
the fiiends Of the respective parties, and mucn
betting, with no little III feeling. Both men were
!. excellent condition, and stripped well for the
and ssTd you ihs following sccouss:- @ mt
F1M Roumd-Both men came mp we'll, showing
high keeping and training. Con. made the first
.ss a. .S wn,ce Tss y lanSsGsy stopped VT.
night. In return for this compli1snt Con. counter
Cd In an efective manner on she side Of the head;
Kelly, ss they got near the ropes, attempted to
clcse, bat Con. slipped him, and went down
Second Round-Euch hight sparriny; Con. plant
ed . NIB CRACKER, which WAS anything but welcome,
when they closed, and altar Q sharp rally both
went to crap, Con. under Excitement ON the
outside, and much commotaon amoog the fancy. !,
It,rd Roumd-Con. came up laughing, and af
ter little manGuvring made q call on the mob, and
again with the right got heavily tn over Kelys left
peeptr. Kelly struck ont wildly, and staggered and
isD. Cry Of iirst blood for Con. Bets offered on
Fourth Round Kelly came mp mad; led of
quietly and planted stingcr on Con- ivories. Con
attempted TO close, but Kelly met hm with Z
:" smeller, !" and Con. went down heavily. Even bsts
on Kelly.
F1fk Rssnd--In the counter hitting Kelly got IN
with much efect blow on his opponents head, and
agsin repeated the dose on the tater trap from
which there wasa copious supply Of the "cr'mson;'
after following Con. TO she ropes, they closed whef
Kelly went do m, laughing.
sirth Rouwd-C Con. immediately on his pins
Kelly came up and led on with the left, when Con
gathered, and paid visit to Kelly's dsmaset
1oele, y which WAS well nigh closed. Kelly, In re
treating, slipped and fell, when cries OF :" foul
were made By Kely's friends, but the referees Aa
was "hght on great dissatisfhction on the ont
side, and threats Of violence.
&vcth Rs~~d-On tbe cal. Kelly lost no time /,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10

In San Francisco, Monday, Nov H. the lady of Mr.
Charles Burroughs OF a daughter.
On Monday morning, Nov. IL, Mt 8 O'Clock precisely,
the lady Of Mr.. J. Scriber Of
In Cold Springs III Dorado county Oct IS the wife Of
Dr u. L. Stevenson of daughter.
4e4 DEATHS
AT Honolulu, Oct 81 of consumption, Mr.. Alvin X. r.
Drew formerly Of West Newfcld Maine, aged about 26
years.
On board the ship Good Return Aug. 9 Of consump-
tion David C. Potter aged ~ years. He belonged To
Dartmouth, Mass.
On board the ship, Oct L. Emery Pilton, a
tive OF Andover, New Hampshire.
AT Tongue Point Oregon, Oct Is, Robert Martin, for
merly OF Carlisle Cumberland county Pa, in the 12d
Of his age.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11
MusOriC Female lwslilule.

TINE Executive Board Of Managers, appoin
! ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce to
the public tina, the sih session 81 the Institute
commenced o0 the First Mordav in Scptem-
Der and will continue ten months, embracing
two, .es,ions-but no vacation at the close OF
the iirst--upder the direction Of the following
FACILITY,
Rev Tho. .. WLsoS, ID d.. President
Miss MARTHA ii1rLrtiElp, Vice Principal
Miss SUSAN H. fosrER, English Literature.
Miss l.. CogNILiA JuNg, Ornamental Depart
Beaf and feach.
Miss tLixA VI Bugros, Primary Department.
Miss AgAggLLA JLsSEIr JgNE, Music, P,ano
and G0ifdr.
Miss J.. CogSEliA Jrsr. Music, Orgm
Hi.s Junlrm ~ EVANS, Assistant Teacher in
Music
Mr. D. DAsroarH, | ssor Of rocai Music.
cear,o CT staay, ana Charges per xcs-
sion, 4wsg.ty Weeks.
PRIMARY DtrAarurs4 typography,
Reading, aua aH..l IS pop session of
five months, $40 %
s;rcosp yrSlop CLAss Elementary les
sons ~ Arihrct.g Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, rhi,-
ology, and History si2 50
FlRsr fusion CtA-s.-fngli,h Gram
'flH's ''''AE"HlfNf tNilAilil'tlt 'bhtns
ucd. Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind Botany, Geology, Mylhoi
ogy. and History. 4i3 %
Mpplt tLAss.--I icn'siry, kh.torie,
logic, Moral Science, Meuiai PHI
losophy, Evidences of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Languages commenced. $40 OF
SrsioR Ancient and Modern
Languages completed Geometry.
TrlgoDomrtry, and are,iew otform-
er studies Sa5 0t
Composition throughout the coarse,
extra incidental expense for pupil
per session 81 0'
Drawing and Painting, each $40 %
Embroidery aud Wan Work, each 8 OF
Instrumental Music, go O'
Use of Piano extra 81 OF
Vocal Music, per session, q d(
Tuition payable at the end Of each session
Pupil, viii be- charged from the time of en-
trance, until the close Of the session. Dedne
tons made for prolraeied sickness.
u Board can he obtained IN respcctahl,
private families for all those who may wish /,
send 10 the Institute
October x, 1898 Ia If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-11
MARSHALL ADvERTisEMENts.

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MtR,ht's-' - ''trg. I o. largc hnfh store
~i e west ia" ni Ne public SQUARE Wilson, nnhr
a TO- H,"r on 'he Npri-"asi r'fnef public sinHrr'
Brewer Adams, Wet SIDE public 'gnarr icw doors
nouh OF lhr republican 9hcr Wand |n'"n'
h"''n N"' ~ tN,,' Sf"',' nt'h MINING " 'fNt
west c"tnrt o, lohn.oI' brick boi'ng fronting curt
h"sr N"p '"e'p'"' s'uih eNr' corner p"h'' quar-
Mr u also keeps an assortment, OF furniture 90 hand
ohs' 'he''o'" s'",r se'"nn u"o' Mr'' VI 'u.hf
,"h',"'' herls "n "'i'" "'s"eS h''', ",,"'''lI',
Nearly all WIN line stocks OF goods ~ key WI
commence p'''iheFs "h"n' W.. his' ui war. III we
building recently occupied by Is Wilson Mr. key
now 10 NC" 'o'H' ana VIII of''s o"' large ''''N
VI k'"s' -, ,.t.,l-
mug Stores - Dung u Jo' ns"h, BRICK building
.oo'h s.'r pnp'' sq.afr H''okeep o"h'' -'auon'fy
exc M.ponaih >annrrs' 'eco'n u'"f '"n,n ., "u'
Mh'e' r'P,i 20 ''o 20 we 'o'''rf -'"n W w.
'sf :" We '' Wv '''''' ''' So y ~
u,Ir ScboaJ --lobn : Anderson near the south east
corner Of ,b, pub,, sauare
Female hoois.-Mrs. Bonfocy's the Masonic f..
male Institute The hr'' an independent -ohoo the
second uh'ef ,hc nag 1' '"r '""'"'ho ha,e'"N
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u ,ili III. i',,,. R,.,,,s. W..l.y a i,,iI
, ,,''l ','"'' T.,n.s -
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Johnson "a n's'ai.o o,,,, n,n IA, :, N,,,,o
both residents Of Marshall and cnnnc be e,o.led ~
their profession.
Daguerrean Art,a-A. Herring, up stairs. over the
roo,u formerly occupied by McDuuaid a sanders.
Architect VI Richer Marshall
Rirodds -N Notice to pay Ia ia. Treasurer Eve
i-f cent on each thar. of the stock by the President
ih"t, ny i""N' ""'o"' "'" WV "'"'N
ea-. VI "hrsn'i "we, ,
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J,r,,1 ~,,5I, 49, Gins r Uvn.on Fin. establish
nrut
Plough fowdry, Wagon and tarrmgs Naki"g.-
.luhu ulcsan tie stncci leading cat Ia >hrcNe-
port
Iaior John VI Glover. northeast corner public
SQUARE
Boof and Nh,emULer. - luckmu rr a Iirokru. shop
near Ward WINS sinrs. Charles Deekeu. south
west corner public .gnar
Nous. tarJeHtsrs } \ Morgan, Wilder Mill
IL ,nr- snuii uf Marshall j. loughrry, Marshall
Bart,r and liar Br,ss,r Phil Brown
BOOK Store - Dung and johnson.
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u n n v,,,a,.. milo. ,ho,. Dor,
-,I ,E.t 80, ,a,.hi
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Iron fawndfy --Iaeau and Nar"ick