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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24
4. a. IZEul. 4. VI. President,

Supported by a cnrps of able and experienced
Professors ard Teachers.
INIE PRESENT SESSION Will. close
i on the 9Th of February, and the exercises
of the Spring session will commence iyiuaeii-
aeiy. without any vacation Al the term nation
of the mex, session there will be public OK.
animation Of the students students arc
charged from the period o.: admission TO the
close of the session, except IN eases OF prottaet-
ed sickness. All :'ludcnts above the age OF
fourteen, size and strength corresponding, arc
required to wear the
INFORM or THE INIrERSTTYi
and to attend the regular Military exercises
every morning and evening.
The corps of professors Is now complete,
which however, will be increased ~ the nam.
Der of students shall continue to increase, the
Iabors Of the teachers being confined 10 an
average number of twenty pupil each. No
Teacher can do ample justice to more than that
number of pupils.
TIE II MS:
Payable one haJ in adraace and The rcmaina's
al The close y ne 2tym,
For tuition in the Ancient Languages,
Mathematical, and Solid Sciences, in.
GLIDING one or all of these branches,
lor lHt sNt>sipn OF I'VE months. H|utott
10 the English branches, embracing
the elementary branches. and in adj
.,tlon English Grammer, Geography,
History, Arithmetic, &c. 10000
In tho Modern Languages, Spanish,
French, italian and German, extra
charged each, lo,co
Fuel in College building, | 90
II these rates of tuition be considered higher
than those which have heretofore obtained in
Eastern Texas, IL may br confidently asserted
that the character Of the instruction and the adj
san'agcs afforded will be found Mt lcasi pf5'
portionaicly higher Those professors Of se.
knowSedged ability and successful experience,
whose entire time and attention are devo.cdto
the instruction Of sixty Students, or to an
average number Of twenty each, can rot reason
ably be required to give such instruction as
here furnished tor
LESS CONFIRMATION.
II to each instructor were assigned fony
pupils, the tuition fees might be reduced ba'
both the patron and the student would be sen
onsly imposed upon by such m arrangement
The President cannot consent to lend HIM
sell to such an imposition, preierring rather 70
combat than chime IN ruth popular error on
subject OF so absorbing interest to the aS'n9
generation. lie congratulatcs the Faculty ."
the friends OF the College upon tho fact 49,
no other compliant has been alleged againstu"
institution or its ,agement.
K. a. EZEl.L, A. NJ. Presh
Marshall, Jan. ~, 'bs. 2i-tf,
0T Galveston Christian Advocate. CASE
Gazette, South Western, Shreveport, Jefiesscs
Upshur Democ rat, copy four wesn
and send account to Il. A. Ezell, Marsha'A
Texas.
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Oe ! x,evs Thss F.!

~ ! 1--we 1oeos
Do love thee Could the brecxcs.
A. they softly murmaf by,
Near 10 thee Il silent even
Every hope, and cv'ry sigh,
Es'sy thought, and every feeling,
That within ~ bosom be-
Thea weulA eeas ~ sweet revealing
That wouii tell do love thee.
~ lore thes Could those inir gems
That il assss shisa ar s~t,
Oielsss 10 lies each trembling tea,
Thas ~ psnsive sys.ids wet,
m holy Trayss brsashs for thee
To tAsss bright realms above,
Thst. Heavens projecting power" may b.
A. Sssnaiess - my love-
10 Ievs thee Could The flowers,
a. sslas bright summer day.
mssntAg = thoss shady bowers,
Whsss - ~ love tostsay--
CsuA ss'sy hlusAjag leaf snfod
mnsA ~ - lsvs there brsAthed by me---
at ~ v<xh then be. scarce have told
Nsv msrh. hew dearly ! love thee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24
CITATION
CITATION.
TnE STATE or Texas,
County Of Harrison.
County Court, May Term.
Estate Of c. J. Hicks.

u The Sheriff Of SAID county, Greeting
WHEREAS Alher, Jones, Administrator
w of the Estate of Calvin j. Hicks, de-
ceased has filed his Application for = decree Of
Partition and distribution Of said estate and
the names, residence, and number of the heirs
and distributes of said estate are unknown
These are therefore to command you TO sum
mon the heirs aud distributes of said estate
by publication in the Texas Republican for four
successive weeks 10 be aud appear before the
County Court of said county, to be held Mt
the Court House in the town Of Marshall, IN
said county, on the last Monday in May next,
TO show cause il any they have or can, why
decree Of partition and distribution Of said
estate shall no. then and there be made.
Herein f.,' not, and due return make Of this
writ.
,>ll4tt<. Given under may hand and se-i
Of office, ut Marshall, this 9Th
April ''i e C. "rAulry.
1TUN Clerk.
Issued eth April, 1883
+. e. BEAXLEY, Crk.
Received in office 9th April, 1853. and exc
euted the same day by handing the editor of
the Texas Republican a true copy Of the with
in writ for publication.
JOHN +. WOMACk, sheriff.
by A. W. CRAwroHn, Dp'iy.
April 10, 1858, No 3l-a,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24
womANr LOVE.

Much has been written about wonan's Lore,
but We doubt il that glory Of a woman was
ever 80 forcibly expressed IN few words as in
the following stanzas, which we take from an
English paper
Come FROM your long, long rowing,
On the sea 40 wild and rough;
Come 10 me tender and loving,
And shall be BILE ssed enough.
where your sail, have been unfuring.
VIVA. winds have blown on your brow,
know not. and ask not, my darling,
30 that Tou come 10 me now.
ttcseow fui. sinful and lonely,
Poor and despisea slough yon be,
All are nothing, II only
You turn from the tcmpter to me.
Of men though you b. unforgiven,
Though priest h ssabc to shrve,
ri pray tiT weary oil heaven,
II only you come back alive.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

rI>IlE undersigned Executive Com mi.,ec Of
/ the Masonic Female Institute have elected
Rev Otis Smith, Of Lagrange, Ga, to Ii.
Presidency of said Institution. lie will com,
mencc the next Session on the Second Mondav
IN February next.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24
LESS CONIPENsATTON,

Z. 4. EZELI4, 4. N. Prt'1
Marshall, Jan. ~, IS. 2i-tk
0T Galveston Christian Advocate. Case
Gazette, South Western, Shreveport, JefieFses
Gazette, Upshur Democ rat, copy four "esD
and send account to Il. A. Exell, Marsha'h
Texas.
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o purchasers.
The following i. portion e the'' stock
Fascy Dress silks.
Plain blask and Moreantique Silks,
Black dress silk striped ssd PLAIN,
Florence do all eolors,
Ladies Persian silk Scarfs,
Silk poke, handkerchief and crayats,
Boune, and sash ribbon,
Satin and lns,fing "
Velvet I'll width,
silk frinred dress t'imr-'ngs,
Ladies' silk and marino vests,
Ladies black and pesrl six hose
gloses,
Jacone, and Swiss muslin,
Check
Bishop and vi,,oria lawn.
I'm broidered and dotted Swiss
Swiss robes for party dress,
Jaconc, and 1siss edging and inserting,
" bands.
Embroidered Swiss ard Jaeonci collars.
Linen printed,
Fembrodered l. c. handkerchief,
IIemsti,ehed
Irish oir, snperGnc,
White French bonnet cord,
All wool and Persian delaino,
Black sils warp alpaeea'
colorcd
Black and -olorcd cotton velvet,
Plaid and solid colored ginghars,
french oil calico,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24

RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Department per Session, Si5 90
Second, 20 OC
Junior, IS &C
Senior 30 Oc
MUSIC AND ORNAMENTAL.
Forte Piano, per Session, $50 %
Use Of instruments s 90
Guitar, 80 90
Drawing and Painting, usual prices,
French, per Session, 10 90
Vocal Music, 90
Incidental expenses. 90
One half payable in advance, the balance a,
the erd of the Session.
The ScssIo" will end on Friday the Ord Of
July next.
r. \. PATlLLO.
G.. G.. GREGG.
T.. y. BLALOCK,
Gil. M'kAN.
Z. 4. FRAZER.
Dec. 90. 81. No lS-llt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-24

Supported by a corps Of able and experienced
Professors ard Teachers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
T ERIN S, &C.

Book keeping, Full Commercial Course, s35 90
Stationery, about : 90
Board per week, can be obtained for 80
J Students are not charged extra for Steam
boat Book keeping, Arithmetic, or Diploma. -Cl
STU ENTS
Can enter at any time-(no vacation) review at
pleasure-timc unmted-usual length of course
from eight to twelve weeks.
REFERENCE.
-Four hundred and eighty seven Students entering,
from the City alone, within one year, besides thc
many from the country.
ID l II l. e. Il / q y S.
Specimens of Writing and Circulars, containing
full information, sent by mail free OF charge.
Address F. w. JENKINS,
Iron City College, Pittsburgh, Pa.
PREMIUM PENMANSHIP- less
than EIGHT FIRST PREMIUMS were awarded this Col
lege in the Fall of 1851 over all competitors, foI
best writing. These, with other previous Prcmi-
ums, we're given in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Nir-
GINA, Pennsylvania, and in Louisville, Nv at the
United States Fair, and for all work actually done
with PEN and INK, and not for Enyrared Penman
ship. Our Penmen are fully competent to do their
own work without the aid of the engrayer to max,
respectable.
December "a, 1857
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10

gas.ttarrria, gollrss,
PITTSBURGH, PESs., Chartered 1856
Board of II Trustecs--F Faculty of II Teachers
s'sf'i EMPHdTTCALLY 7''i 2
The Business Mans College.
Largest and most Complete Commercial
80 College in the United States.
In Daily Attendance upwards OF 200 Students
FACULTY.
+. w. JENKINS, pr,yc,r,,.
~ j. C. SMITH, A. NJ,
Professor of Accounts and Book Keeping.
|. |. HITCHCOCK,
Professor of Arithmetic and Commercial Calcu
lations.
JOHN FLEMING,
Author of "The National System of Book keeping
Lecturer on Business; its Customs and Usagcs
J. w. BRENTLINGER,
Professor OF Arithmetic, Book keeping and Pho
biography.
A. COWLEY and A. L. DOUTHETT,
Professors of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship
L. BACON,
Lecturer on Political Economy
JAMES III. HOPKINS, Esq,
OF the Pittsburgh Bar. Lecturer on Commercial
Law
JAMES w. KENNEDY
Of "kennedy's Bank Note Review" lecturer OF
Counterfeit, Altered and Spurious Bank Notes
DESIGN OF TIE INSTITUTION.
To furnish the best means for acquiring a THOR
orGn BUSINESS EDUCATION, in the shortest time ant
at the least expense, comprising instruction il
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING
as applied to Merchandising Banking, Railroad
ing, &C., &c.
STEAMBOAT BOOK KEEPING.
With all the recent Improvements, taught withou
extra charge.
PENMANSHIP,
Rapid Writing, with every variety and style o
Business and Ornamental Penmanship.
a II L II M T. Il IC,
And thorough course of Counting House Cal
culationS.
COUNTERFEIT AND ALTERED NOTES
Full Instructions given in this important brancl
of Business Education.
LECTURES DAILY, ON BOOKKEEPING
Usages, Laws and Customs of Commerce; Finance
and Banking; Political Economy, Counterfeit
Notes, and other subjects having practical relation
to active business.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-06-10
FARE FROM Chicago TO LOUISVILLE ONLY 81.
N. ALBANY& SALEM X. R.

NOR NEW ALBANY. LOU =, ~,
Il ISYILLE, LEXINGTON, ESE5scs5
and Frankfort, Kentucky. Extending from Lake
Michigan to the Ohio River at New Albany, oppo
site Louisville.
The only Direct Route from Chicago to Louis
villc Frankfort and Lexington, KY, Lafayette, In
dianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Zanes-
vile, &c, &c.
IL Is also the Quickest and most Direct Route 10
Wheeling, Pittsburg, Baltimore w ashington, Phil
adelphia, &c, &c.
TWO DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO
Via Michigan Central Railroad as follows:
100 A. vi. Cincinnati and Louisville Express
arriving in Cincinnati at 10 p NJ, running directly
through to Cincinnati without change of cars OF
baggage.
800 P. NJ Night Express, running directly
through to Louisville, connecting at Lafayette for
arriving at Cincinnati at l2 NJ. and at Louisville at
$3.50 p NJ
Both Trains connect at Greencastle with Trains
of Terre Hautc and Richmond Railroad, in season
for passengers take that Road either east or west
and to take passengers ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, &c
to New Albany and Louisville. Also with trains on
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, at Mitchell.
Only one change of cars between Chicago
and New Albany.
Baggage checked through.
Through Tickets can be had at all of the princ
pal Railroad Offices in the West Also at the Pas
sengcr Station of the Michigan Central Railroad
foot of Lake street. the Office, of Lake anc
Dearbon streets, opposite fremont House, Chicago
u Be careful TO get Through Tickets by wa,
OF New Albany and Salem Railroad.
JOHN b. ANDERSON, Sup't.
u. VI. SABIS, Gen Passenger Agent
| JAS. Patton, Gen Travelling Agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

TrrE SITTING. 4 printer accustomed 70
set twp never think, what lie letters are
which Be is Q, put INTO iss,iek. lie new
st lo0k. 10 one " tlen a. they - In. But
when D.. Grs; hes "a % set Twp. il was a
very different thing with him. lie looked
and Rad, " AMI q. they departed thence, e"
etc. and 80 hgslu. " And ''--l and then
he had O. SO which o0i va. up lie puts
in a and then comes o. 70. H. takes up the
wrong letter H,Plt, that back, and sets
the night one. and making sure about L..
pots the right nu, iu. Then ts ct, d. and
puts that in. Tl,n tr thinks. now there b.
baspace wanted, ana DEE divides the word
iron the next one. Then come. the next
word, and D, looks a; the type letter ~ let
ter, AMI make. mistakes az that Bat 60
q year after. aud lst thc nan So up the
sane verse --" And az they departed,
thence, Jesus began 20 say unto the multi
tudes he real as much a. that anu then
click click elck'-it is all done, What
made that How thoss diFgrsn, faculties
ofthe hand-tbe musc,cs-allwork' What
an immense amount % trial and discipline
has been condensed into that automatic
power This i wonderful element Of
human mind m. W. Beechcr.
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Village at Bryant's Pond.

su,e, .sM.iI IN the mi',"" how lie Fairy !
view thee
r-sssias l,Sra ,al- ua,o hilltop srcusdi-
WIKI. psosd ofhi. s,rvas,h. and 10 hsa''a~ard
iow'ring.
MOsa, Christopher ri.s.-Wi,h eve greea erO~"d'
Hoo Of have looked a, the Ike ever 'rsnquil.
That s'sr lave. % us,kly. the stern ~oosrsh'.
fer
WAL GA IL. f.ir bosom the sun diamonds cluster
AID vspu. .'aiss on - bsaisu'a'ly sweet.
Ho~ charming the pro.Pse, TIA, break. 90 the
visiou'
Frou .~ss, ~srbl,as thicks,, to hilltop. Ne zee
The neat cot,l e. p-spipg; whe from iis sssi'.Srs
Oa rip. Oh, Ugh, f,o,.,,cp Of bli'he lad"''r''
On the risA,.uI,hs l,n-b, In, cAsreA 'Pir' i'
Poini,ng
To ,oa,Iss bet msu.i.n- ifua' sorrow % ireri
Will It, white ,s.nl re speaks a'OOd unto
uoful..
Ho- bol, and pee, ,h-ssse,ia.. .A'uld ~
M. L,-. ,r,ad ,saIy '-no uah,llo~,d fav,.',p
P,....,s 10 ,struls 90 chi. me-, .'crsd g-ound'
wh,rr Merit aa.l Inoossrcr ,luab-, - geu,y.
rs.e,' Fe.c,' b, The ~sish.wo'd hs's s'sr-u'o''
EsnJ.
H., Fane, uo~ lsnl. mo he ria'an' 'nora'0''
wh,eh bar rns o. .~,al, 30 .sa-oa. of Nors,
whsu oars the Red Man .hau 81 here The dead
~arvhsrp,
N, J,Ith.s Great Sprt" ts,uuiN alofr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17
Nllrrin's sale.

ONroUu. ss- plrruirr 5ih, l>5S.
fINAklN Hr tNrr'frru, all un.rss prrV''usls
r.f.u.f. vIU if .H'I Co thr highrst h'ii-r
~ rar.. .r.iH1. con Tl,s.ay, Jav d. iiy u Feb.
rl,f, r.,t. 1f 10 o'gIrA 4. N, &c thr o.ncr Il
~r..,a1 g.. NH.'frss ib BurAhrl', iB s,.i e'u1t, .
a' f1r fi-If ir uy1.., shi,h or,iia. ha,A bal "n
Obj. u.l OF, .f JaI.,., \. ID. l>S-, tn t'y ~heu
fHr ,sHl- sts aftarl-. The lgius sfit, to BE-.
81 ,.I a r..tatl piece u 81 real estate stu.
a.sI la lilJAhsi ailrrsaiI tsing ihs same that -
DESCRIBED on q mortgage del ihrfrli hum The aid
Or,r.r Hles t1 l....ha Book, 'Airi Mach 10. 1854,
al r-c1f..sI Nth uNari RsrufIs, h,1s %, Page
$50. ryigruc, th-rsio ly,us hal iIf mofr pif'ic-
u.sI description tIsfy't.
IS JOSIAH ". WRITTEN. p,p. Shit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17
Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The Splendid aud Past steamer,
@ II 2 S a, p y a x z
CAPT. SIDNEY CROwELL,


WILL ron regularly betNera NEW YORK
w aud PORTLAND, as ollows;
Leave Brown's Wharf. PoTtland, every Sat.
urday aiietnooa at I O'Clock; andrsturning leave
Nsw fstk, rief - y. r., every Tuesday AFTER
aoon, a. the same hour.
The sesselhas ju.t been 6tied up with foe ae-
sommodations fer Passengers. ms.isg this the
ost speedy cafe add comfortable roats Tor tray.
,ller. between New York aud Main-.
Passage, $500, including fare and State
Ronms.
q Good. forwarded byihi. line 10 and from
Moatreal, Quebec, BsngoT, Bath, Augusta, East
port and 81. John. Alec. connects With Steam.
~. Coz Baltimore. Goods taken through with
dispatch. al the cheapest rates.
Fot freight OF passage, apply 10
"a. n. CROMWELL, EMERY & FOX,
Pieri2N. River,N.Y. BrOwn'.wh'f Portland
Portland. Nov. IL. 1887. a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17
DIR. CULVER WELL,
ON MANHOOD,
4 M,Sisai sidy o. a -rs. Crfai- aad Rsdioa
Co, II SPv-ais'lai, S., us'iA0si az ~" #
Isf,r.ai Msiiaas', Casis'tfsngs, 90 asy
Ms.Assiesi AppiiIsco.

Just publ'hsd. the 6,s edition. IN = sealed cave
ops. gut,,. and ma lei 10 any address postpaid,
90 receipt Of two staHps.
Thi, liule wo'k. cmsaating from qualified
usnl-r 81 the Me,iical Profession, gives rHt
MOST INr0RrAsT isToRHArioA bNth rtt'
it,HTp Ia an persons entertaining doubis ol lhs'f
physical coad,t,oa. or who are oonsciUu. OF ha'.
iug handed their health and hsppiness-conialn.
Jog ib, particular. of an En,ir,ly New aud
Perfect Kennedy or spsfmatouhsa OF semi
nat wrakness, Debility, Nervousness, De
preston 81 Spirits. Loss OF Enstgy. Ls'iipde'
T,midiiy, Self Distrust, Love q Soliss. Oroand-
lee. Pear. Indecision, Involuntary Discharges
Impaired Sight anil Memory. Bloiehs' and Pim.
pie. on the Face. Plies, Indigestion, Palpitaiion
Of the Heart and BODILY pro'tration 81 the whole
system. ,nda,ing impoiebcy and mental and phys
teal incspacity-b, mean' Of which every one may
cure themselves privately, and at a trihing eA'
psn'e.
Adirc,. Dr.. eli. J. e. KLINE, LIT Asenoe.
cor. 18th st.. New York: Post bon, No. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17
roRECLosURE.

ylvHEREAS. Daniel Walker Of s,Ossham, Ia
w the Couaiy IL Oxford and State q Maine
Nv his nors,ge deed dated July I. 1855. eon.sy;,
81 q, the sph.cr,hoS the lollo~iag DESCRIBED r,a,
estate. ~ wit; part q lot No. 10. "a thai pa',
af Stonshsm granied 10 tyeburg Aesde"l, ~. -
heing al that IaTt of aid lot ly'as wet ~
Mckrsn hruak tso calle,D and south ess, el 'hr
rad sa,l,nE from Peter Meiiisier's TO Wh''am
Sauyst'.; ana hin. ~ the lsad eea'eyei I" the
.s,J' S.w1rl W.lkss b, me, ~ dce'' Of waruanly'
ds,si J.h 2l. 1855, sad 90 more definite de-
.c,ip,,o. r,l,,,eee s,sy b. had Ia s'id w.r'gage
49, ,..,,i..l Nth Oxiard Rsccr,is, Western
p,.i,;e,. t..ok 80. rsge 5j5; and whereas N.
,,,,.l,,i,s. Of .a,A ucrtyags have besu broken,
claim risht % isfecl,-. the .an'e.
ALBERT EVANS,
n, ESoCH kSIGHt, his Attorney.
Iasru, neremlsf 1, isSS. 10
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WuCEENs, josa E,'.,, ,hsa ofGr'sayo'd |; /;
N,irr. b, be-. deed of m,ttrsss dated The .'N-
ts.Htb a., si August 4 u. is56, roav,,sd 10 me
ths sul.rriir.. q crftiia parcel 81 bnd situsted
i1 Bv..lt. tl che C1u1y ~ oNHrI, 'nd
STATE lI.r,sIii. be- mrsv particular drsg. ipiiou
,fuhtgh f...r,... Ht, hr bad tB stri uH.i.1sr,
vtirh BE- recorded % ths ONtrrI Rcststp Ui
Deeds. i-,Bk lO9. Peg, et6. TIE conditions II
.a,I rn1rts,.- t.irg b..kr1, I claim o. aic,lr'e
tbr SANE. s..r-,h', o. ths s,AfH'r on sugh C,ses
...r. All p,sg,I-l Ill FOSTER.
urfrrI. I,lr-ulvr s. lSAs. q
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H0R Sc OW N ERS,
READl READl

Ciarsmoat, N, II. March rs, 1858.
Mr.. i. g. Batter. Dear Sir; have sold the
gross of NJ iller's Condition Powders all out that
I bought of you. You may ssnd me 10
doren more powders by express, sad let them pay
you for ihrm AMI will pay them here ,--ss soon
a. you can fof have eusiomsr, waiting ior them.
(sisnsdJ %. J. BROWN.
Newbuupou, Mass. April !, Is5s.
Mr. +. c. Ba,ler, Dear Sir; The 6sst oG Feb
,uary la,t 700 lefi me some Of ,ouf Miller. Con.
dltioa Powders. have tried them mys.lL and
maay Of my Il isnds. and Ne hnd then Co aa.~sr
your recommendation 90 well that ] want Jou IN
ssnd me sir dOtcn more a. sOoh as convenient.
PLEASE le, The express pay you fOr them and
will pay them here.
(signed) MOSES COLEMAN.
G. W. Aiwcll, Deering Block, Market Square,
Portland, Genera AgenI Tor Maine.
Sold by ARirews & Bates, Paris Hills Wm. A
Rust, soath Paris y. Atwood 4 Co. Buckdsid;
Hiram Hines, Bu,k6sld. and dealers IN medicine
everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17

o,roRp, s.-Aia court Of Probate held atPar'
-, within ani for the eouniy Of Oxford, on the
third Tuesday of November, 4. u. ISIS
TZEKlEL MARTIN guardian Of M'Rris
IL RIoEARps late Of Turner IN the ,onn'y o.
indtu.eosgin, minor, having presented h.. fourth
se cunt OF guardianship II said ward Tor allow.
aRce.
Ord,rsd, That the said guardian give notice
20 all person. Interested, 10y causing copy OF this
orderio he pabli.hed three weeks .ueeess's'y ."
The Oxford Democrat, printed 1t Paris that me,
NAV appear al Probate oosrt To he held at fI'''
in said county, on the third Tuesday Of Dscs",'-'
next, at nine ofIhe clock in the Iorenoon' apd
cause, II any they have, why the same 'ho"'' NOT
~ "'0"'" THOMAS u. BROWN, Jsds'.
AVN wy DAVID Rs,rr. R,giHU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17
JOnN SIMPSON late Of Mexico,

TIE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
Il he has ben dolly appointed by the hono'ah'e
Jutge IT Probate 90 the Coanty of Oxford and
assumed the trust ct Administrator with the will
anBeNsd ~ he estate of
JOSHUA WHITMAN late Of Ruck6elt,
a. aid County. deceased, by giving bond a. the
Lx ,hr-rt. llr therefore requests all persons
~ha are indebted q. the estate u ssil deceased 10
iuak. iai n-liate psy.nent' ani those Who have
an, te nanI. thereon, 10 exhibit the same o.
NJ. Id. Is5s OZIAS WHITMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17
MoFEAT's LIFE PILLS,
AID
Phoenix Bitters.

TINE reputation Of these very celebrated 'eget'
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virtue. which acquired u. The usual modes oi
puferY would he unworthy Of them and Summers
gary.
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thousands have testified, 20 their prompt and deci-
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Of health, from impaired digestive functions. coz.
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FAT, SIS broadway, y. Y. s
WM. A. RUST. NJ. d., South Par''' Agent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-17
l new Watch for Timing Horses
The CHR0NODR0METER.

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