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LINSEE.D AND LAMP OIL.
STEAM MILL NOTICE.

- l'N VI vi ISlI Nv " II.
TlIE Subscriber respectfully asks the at
tc"ti"n Of the public "a his STEAM
SAW MILL. which is now IN CnrrnIinn
six miles East of Lancaster & II Bnls
for Lumber ~ill he promptly furnished at
ihs safes hei"w
Inch Plank NJ 81 per hundred feet.
inch Plank scots
inch plank. qnartercd S7i cts. per hum
drrd feet
inch plank 81. per hundred feet
Rough do so cts. per hundred feet
Sram'lin thrown in to Inch measure at
81. per hundred
All picked Lumber 20 per cent higher.
All refused i.umheg half prIce.
IL the n."asurmrnt of all quaIterrd Lnm-
Lrr the rd.r j. adj led Ia the width. and all
Lumber not named above i. sold in the
same proportion.
GEORGE SINCLAIR
March %, 1853 ST
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TIE MARK ETS.

CHArLEsToS, May 81.
toTTON.-The transaciiuIls Of the day
were Iimi ed Ia 3S7 bales, rs follows. bale
at 81 40 Mt 81, 25at9, 3 ut Of; 81 at 81;
IL at 10; % at IOi; Ia at lOf; - at lOt,
and bales at ne. The market through.
out the day was very dull aVd d, pressed.
MOBILE, May 26.
Sales of 100 bales. The market il un.
changed Middling llic. Holders are with
drawing their supplies
NEw ORLEANS, MAY &c.
Sales Of 200 bales nj nominal prices.-
The steamers news caused less frmness.
NEw IoRX, May 2S
S:&lea of 500 bSlva Cotton. Tn. market
Is declining Mid,iHng lIte. Flour has
declined ~ Ia zoe with snIes Of 5000 bbs;
Southern 81 SO. WhssI is declining and
prices nominal Corp j. dscllisg, with
sahrs Of 10000 bushels. Sugar has de.
clined &c.
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Franklin Academy.

TNHE FIRST Session of thls Institution
Il commences lst Monday in Junuary
next and ends lst June.
The second session commences lst Mun.
day in July and ends Is, Deccn Der.
The Trustees have succeeded in retain
ing the services of MIR ShMI. Nc
CORMlCK, whose proficiency in teaching
is surpassed by few. Young men can
be thoroughly prepared to enter any of
the higher institutions of learning in the
Southern States. The Village is very
healthy, and there is not, at present u
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obtained in il.
Boarding can be obtained IN private fam.
liirs ut $40 per month.
The rates of tnitIon are the snmr a,
those in Academies throughout the State.
The Academy building is now in com
plete repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will at leas, equal those
Of other places, aud to our Dislrct are held
out such Inducements as we believe will OBJ
viate the necessity of sending our young
men and boys abroad
S. b. MASSEY.
Secretary.
Dee Is. 1858. Aft
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Hats ! Hats ! 7.
Shoes ! Shoes ! q!

THE SUBSCRIBER ~ou!d confidently
L ak attention Ia his large and varied
stock Of Shoes and Caters for Grnrlrmrp
and l.ndirs wear. fie has on hand many
of the latest patterns, at exceedingly low
prices.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Cnm!en, 8 G.. Inf
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90 BBIS. hoice ". O. MolaSses and
~ Sugar House Syrup, just received
and for sale Iow for cash. BY
los VI. GAYLE.
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Special Notices.

I'D Fortune FoRTUsE ALL MES c.LL
IHEE FIcXLE."-Thus wrote Shakespeare !:
spd pr0bablS in bis day the sentiment was
VEN dwea and Appropriate but in these times,
the "bllnd goddess" is more disposed 70 dis.
pense her iavors than in days Of yorc." Those
fortunate persons who have recently received
htndsome prizes in the lotteries managed by
WOOD. EDDY 4 Co, haze no, reason to e1.
claim that fortune is fcke. BY addressing the
above firm, at Augusta, Gk, or Wilmington,
Del, (who are the SUCCESSORS Of the well
known hrr' Of SAINT sxan & Co.. spd enclos.
hog si", Is or 81 80, for whole, half or quar-.
ter ticket in any Of their grand .chemes, pnr.
chasers will be surprised to realize how poor
an estimate Shakespeare had oI the character Of
the goddess. - Sunday Mercury.
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HoLLowAT's imLs in dyspepsia, eastritis
and oil iniiammatory and constructive disorders
Of the stomach, growing out Of indigestion,
the;e Is something chemfallS wrong in ths.
eusis which should diss9lye pnd assimilate tie
ipod These searching Pills, acting upon the
gastric juice snd. upon the bile as chemical
agents, restore to the. one ia solvent proper
ties, and 10 the osher its modifying and tenn.
periug Gpsliles. SUCH sserpa to be the phiIos-
Ophy Of thrF oparst,On. As regards their
almost magical efsct In dyspepsia, and all
complaints affecting the digestive apparatus
md the liver. there, can be but one opinion
mong candid observers.
dLS6.l
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"Groceries. "

SUGAR and COFFEE OF all grades -
- TEAS. Green. Ggnp"wdrr aud Back
Baron Lard, in whole half and quarter
Bbis, also. in Kegs. Prime Mess Pork /;
Mackrral No. !, aud 3. wh"lr, half and
gn"rist BbIs, also, Kits No. !, 2 and 3. A
No aLualr nS Sugar cured Hams by
Messrs, jeo. Fitche g. Son, also, the cele
braied Washington Ham. Rice, Ginger.
Spice. Pepper, Soda. Raisips and Candies,
&c, &c.
JOS W. GAYLE,
Camden, s. &. u,f
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80 See advertisement of DR. Snnfords'
ilvER INyIGoRAToR in another col
AaU, : "" iy
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons indrbted TO the Estate Of
n the late Mrs. Elizabeth Dunlap, deed
are requested to come forward and pay
without delay, as the funds are needed.
The sale notes will be- due on 18th June
R"nI, aud these, IL is expected. will be paid,
promptly. NM. r. DUNLAP, ENr.
May 25th, l5-St.
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S o u t b G olina
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

W.. J Curet"n. Thos X | IN Equity, Ian
Currron, Executors of caster Dist Bill
ThOS CuretOu, deed. to sell Estate
~. For II con~truc-
Benjamin II Massey, Jas. ton Of will, re.
B Currton, and others, lief &c.
II appearing 10 my satisfaction that Thos
G. i.nnier aud wife Sarah, Murrah
"rd wife Mary Murrah. Joseph Cunning.
Aun March his wife. James T. Gardner and
wife Rrhcora, E>crarG Currron, John Cure
ton, William Brewer and Mary Brewer his
wife. Thomas II. l.anirr and wifi. CaIlarine
l.anIrr, Thos & lhEirr, lamps G Massey.
the children Of William Cmrrtnn. names
not known. Thomas MrCaa and wife Mary.
Edward hdam~on and wife Sarah. AIrXau.
der Malh">an and Brnjamin II Ma,hrson.
The children uf Elizabeth knnx. deceased
names not knG"n, defendants in above STA
ted case and Riil reside wilhvut the limits
of the State Ii il ordered ON motion Of
Cooke. Solicitor for ComplaunntS. that
each ard all of the defendants named afnrc
said do answer. plead or dumur 10 the Bill
h!rd against them in above stated case. on
or before the 10th day OF June 1859. 9th.
-rwisc Judgment pro. confr>sa will be or
d"red and entered against Caph AMI all OF
them.
JAMES II. WlTHERSPOON,
G l. !. u.
March !, 1889. 3-3m p f 80
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Obituary,

DEPARTED This life, at his residence in Lam
caster District, IN Sunday evening % MAY
1859, Mr. John J. B!ackman in the 18TH
year OF his age.
Nr. Blackman was born on the 29th Jan.
uary 1TS5. on the same plantation, on which
he resided at his death He was II man of
industrious habits. and great energy Of char.
actrr correct aud upright in all his deal.
lngs with his fellow men. possessed of lbe-
raj and enlarged views he was good coun-
sclior, Il safe adviser-oiten has his advice
been ughr, and often his prac ,ical good
Judgment been relied on and puI sued. lie
wus frequently called upon to assist in ma
king partitiQu of Estates. and upon such
Occasions, he displayed his good sense and
practical Judgment tie was II friend with.
out disguise, II generous and hQspjab:e
prig glhOr, n kind masicr, an atlcri inuatc faith
er aud n devoted husband. l!e waa IN
h"ncst man, npl from policy, but npon prin.
ciples, bt Gause he regarded honesty rs in
trinsically right and beautiful He loft two
sons and four daughters surviving him, his
wifi. with whom he had lived in love aud
harmony for over half II century, having
prcdrccased him about three wears
lie had accumulated handsome Estate,
md was one OF the largest land holJcrs IN
the DISTRICT. For many years, he had been
u consistent and actiYe member of the Bap'
ti-t CHURCH at Fork Hill always ready aud
prompt to respond TO every call and demand
ior ihe interest OF the church or con-
grcgation Fork Hill Church, is situate on
his land and about one mile from his resi-
,!encc and among the last acts of his life
was gift ~ additional grounds for the
use nf the congregation.
lie spent his long life of ovaF three score
years and ten in the nrighb"rho"d in which
hc vas born. and among The friends Of his
rariy life aud CHI dhoud and their children
bv all he was r,.spcrted in life srd regretted
Ia death Nrighh"rs, friends and the ahuirh
all viii, mss john ), B"ckm"n
May -, 1854.
Mrs. Susan Tgpy~ick, wif. of DIR. Tray
wick, Of Monrar, n. g.. djrd, after pro-
tractcd illness of dropsy, liih May.
She had been several years "a worthy
member of the NJ. f. Church. In all the
relations oi life she was true To duty and
10 th, claims of religion. She desired to
live only for thusc that were dependent up
on her, and even the strongest of all tlr
rords that bad y mother To earth, lost their
power 10 bind, and her soul conscious of
its own ripencos for heaven, seemed to cx
ult IN PROSPECT of dissolution.
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New Advertisements.
Look to your Interest.

" Ii. BURNS, WOULD Z ESPECT.
W fully inform the citizens of I.ancas.
ter aud the District in general, that he is
still carrying on tho
one door North of the Ledger Office, where
he keeps constantly on hand complete
stock usually kept in his line ; such as
Coach. Wngnn. and buggy harness. Col.
lars, Pole Strap, Wng"a Saddles, Blind
Brides, Riding Rridlea, Mnrtingal'-. Haul
tiers, Siirrup Lrathess. Hits all kinds and
qualities Saddles and harness repaired ut
short notice and low Tor Cash.
s5S n. B.-I am thankful for the libe
rnl patronage hrrrt"fnrc received and rrus,
bv punctual attention {" business and faith
tnl work 10 still warrant Il pontinuance Of
the sane
June lst, 1859. I6-3m.
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To ALI Interested.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME-
~ are hereby notified Ia come forward
aud pay up. IL il necessity that prompts
me tn make this call. therefore longer IN.
diligence CANNOT be givea.
Your ntteution, IL earnestly requested to
the nbpyc J. Il MOBLEY.
Jan. 10Th, I0-3m,
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IB The subscriber would
respectfully return thank. io his friends and
The public of Lancaster District for their
liberni patronage heretofore, and earnestly
solicit "a continuance of the same,
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, 8. G. INF
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IF YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA,
Use the Columbian Bi,ters
II you have HE NDACHE.
Use the Columbian Bit,crS
II you have GIDDrNESS OF THE HEAD.
Use the Columbian Biticrs.
If ycu have DgPEEssEn ;P!Rir-,
Use the Columbian Bites.
HI YOU have PHES,
Use the Columbian Bittcr,.
If you have no APPETITE.
Use the Columhirn Httcrs.
ifyou have PAIN In sIBs md BACK,
Us" the Columbian Bittcrs
If YOU have SICK Stomach
Use the Columbian Bitters
If you have JAUYDIcE.
Use the Columbian B;tters.
F your LIVER II DISEASED,
Use the Columbian Bitter,
il You nrc subject Ia CosTTvESsss,
Use the Columbian Bitiers.
Sold at FIFTY CENTS Bottle by
Merchants generally. AMI hy
HAVIhtND. STEVENSON & Co.
Druggist, Charleston, ). C..
ISSELTINE g. CURErON,
Agents for Lancaster
April 20, IS5&-IO-Iy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
Cole m ans Mills!

THE undersigned paentco proprietor Of the UNDULATO
ny CORN AND FIGURING MILLS respectfully announces
his patron. and the public generally, that bis manuaeioy
Kenner In. In successful operation The
Mills different Sizes ranging nom IA to 80 inches In
diameter and to kinds Of stone now In
use Burr aud the German Cologne stone,
at prices ranging from 500 20 $50 apiece.
The Office the sae Of these Mills at IS St Charles street,
Masonic Hail. and opposite Commercial Alley where
orders will meet with proup, attention ORDERS len at the manu-.
factory will also be attended Mills be shipped from
there direct free Of drayage, by steamboat the New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern railroad.
giving for putting
up operating these celebrated Mills can he obtained by ad-
dressing the undersigned, ut No So 81 Charles steeet
and all Mills guaranteed to PERFORM In ev
cry particular all that Is promised for them In printed circular
W. L. COLEMAN.
JoHv RICHARDSON, ESQ Sole Agent.
BAH irfripgsmonts an the construction Of nNsi on
the Improved mn Stone Dress selling Of other make
of s the reputation Of mine, mU certainly be prose-
the fullest crent the Lar made and prorided in
such eass for e Proteetion 9E Patentets Pr 6o-tly
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smut IA Wheat

~ .bs.rya,iOu. IN various parts Of this eountry,
r...r especially about Mckinney, in Collin county
and that the whevt crop this year, Is con-
injured by smut. prevailing much more IN
re rs-. oWa. than in those crops put In early Va
..... U the causes attributed for It's origin, by the
..1 ms OF dasren, persons but. whatever It's
IT, slU-s may be, AM satisfied that the disease Is
.r from the seed having proved It many
.r.r careful observation. II Wheat, ever 30
...r free ffom smut, be mixed with smut infect
p .a. and rubbed together 1t will generally pro-
.ss nut. IL used for seed. Now, sir, 1t becomes
ar... tina, in Wheat growing country like this.
.t edy should be used to kill the infection from
-sl The best | have ever known, and which Is
- E... use in most Of the best whea, growing dis
u,.. he world, is as follows:
-.,, esh lime from the kiln, about three pounds;
...u'.. il in gallon and a-half Of hot water when
property dissolved, add blue vitriol, we'll pounded, so
.a.a san be putO a dollar add gallon Of cold
NJ '.r aul well stir the whole together. Put three
held e Wheat in heap on a floor, and mix II up
a..goth., with shovel This will DO dry and 1t to
ar the ext day. but will not DO the worse by keep
ing a wg.k. However desirable it may be to procure
Wheat ,e from smut for seed, il is not always II can
'1r The above process is sure remedy, pro
ag lime is fresh and good. .AGRlCoLA.
rs BRASou, July IL. 1859.
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mckenzie Institute,

HE eighteenth session of this Institute will open
] on the first Monday of October next, and continue
forty weeks uuder the superintendent Of Rev j. W r. Nc
kensle, assisted by full Of experienced Teachers The
buildings large and pleasant and laboratory well supplied
with apparatus The two Departments Of this Academy will be
entirely distinct.
Charges for Board Tuition, Room Rent, Washing, etc., for
session Of forty weeks;
English Department, II paid at close $40 90
Do DO II not paid at close $l2l 90
Linuai Mathematical Department. paid Close $3.50 90
DO Do Do not paid atclosc, Sli3 90
Music on Piano Forte, with use of instrument $50 90
Incidental each student 81 90
Ten allowed for all advance payments Pupils charg
ed the mouth from time Of entrance, and deuc
viii be made under circumstances except for protaced
sickness. August 20, 1S5S.-9;1y.
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Mound Prairie Institute,

At Mound Prairie, Auderson Co., Texas,
l-2 miles NJ Il. of Palestine, on the Tylerand
Shreveport Road.
IIF Fourteenth Session Of this Institution opened the LIST
Monday in August, under the charge CT Elder JAMES r.
MALONE, assisted by able and well approved Faculty
The buildings ample and commodous; Dormitore the
plan Thomas Jecrsonfro pupils only in The two
Departments entirely distinct and in separate buildings
Scholastic Year consists of two sessions Of Ave months each The
dieihia DEBATING Cinb has fine LIBRARY presented to
by the beray Of the friends Of the Institution. Students ece
we'd time and charged only from the day othe
close OF the session.
N AN damage Dormitores furniture charged
occupants pomtories furnished with everything
to render them comfortable and pleasant and in style
superior to anything in this State.
Charges for Board, Tuition Room Rent Fuel flashing
English department, ist Class il paid at close, 500
II not paid a close ITO
End Glass. II paid at close, ITO
II not paid ut Close III
Lngual Mathematical Department. paid at close l2o
II not paid at close, 1872
Music on Violin Guitar or Piano. (each,) SO
Contingent fee,
per discount allowed for advance payments.
Positively deduction under any circumstances except for
proracted sickness.
Sept H. lS53-12;1y.
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DEeTH TO Sow TuRNP SEEp.--A cores.
p5Dient of the Boston 'Cul,ivator,' says:
Il would say from one-half to ihree-fourihs
o. 81 inch, have found to be the depth best
ADAPTED to the turnip. My method Of prevent
ing toe fy, which is all that troubles my plants,
Is 10 soss seed enough for the fy and myself
~ ~ same time, and have always had good
stand III after the hy bad taken his share,
rai-h generally the lions share. Sow at
i,sss- , seeds where YOU want one plant; thin
on q need be when the plants are two inches
high. then the fy will hate done his work"
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AGaIOULTURAL.

.. owing observations on the snui IN Wheat
OF the serious consideration ofour farmers,
the writer 10 he an Observing pFAehsh
rss. and one whose opinion in such matters ls
SEQ ny Of credit I'VE would adj that We hope
.g- spordsnt will contribute 10 this column Of
Ell. as sfssa as be may hnd il sOa'sHisat His
.-t N le Nsisome
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INV ORLEANS.
EDMUsD NJ. NENs, GENERAL AGENT
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond, Va,
OFYICp-go . Union STREET.

Richmond, Va.
oFFICE-SO 2 UNION STREET,
NV oRLEASs
Stationary steam Engines,
Mss scbs Hue DlsTs, ard sup'IoF hnh and -oTfaAnsar
.1E driving Sugar Mills, saw Mills, Cotton Gins ec.
Portable Steam Engines,
With either lesome,ive Iysns Aralsr Water Drum BoT
eo0hahl fuel and well adAp, 10 parts II the
STATE shsTe the water pure, while The lAst has All the ec
Tper. q the tnneT aud perfectly accessible inside and cat o
e.sanng-nrhsE requiring any bk work IN their erection
Circular and sash Saw Mills.
OF build Ani sell n-geable And enetYe Machlnts
VA CHALLENGE the UoRLD
produce machine tho amount Il lumber, and we'll
10 he sane time, with fiinlAT mill,
Machinery of NIL Kinds,
Always exhibition once aud all sales made under al
guarantee We challenge trade shoS WHERE In any
Instance where maene- have d N give fall 'AsAeton
Duplicates
OF the wearing parts o. machinery always kept hand In
this civ. 30 avoid any delay IN wpalTinE,
1J AHfEro--A, II, Ramsour Tyler, Smith county, Texas
Jas Rather, seven League. Smith, CO.. texasi L. T. Cayer
Jefferson Texas Messn MaposS Mckinney Dohery 90
Jacksonville, Cherokee eounly, Texas AT Of whm have
Engines work and will speak fo they hayoOnnd them
r. San Illustrated catalogue of machinery Will be rtnt
by mall IA any desiring Il, Apr. 1850 ally
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Kaufman Female School.

KAUFMAN Fcg0Sle SchOOl.
T'HF second Session of the Kaufman Female School vii!
mence the last Monday in January at the following rates
Of sassi. r"o,thS, .
FRsr CLAss-0rthography Reading, Writing Primary
Geography, 90
SECOND CHASING. Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic,
Nat Philosophy, Boanp, Algebra commenced &c, IL 90
Mental Philosophy Evidences Of Christianity, &c, Is 90
Latin and Preach Languages each extra, 500
Music the Piano and Guitar, each, 20 90
Use of the Instrument, 500
Incidental fee, 100
Ornamental branches usual charges
Students charged from time Of until the close OF the
session. No deduction made only proracted sickness
MRS NJ. T0MPKINS, Principal.
Reference of character and experience
Rev. A. @. ALLEN, Prn Smithvile stute, Smihvle Miss
Prof JoBS c. STEPHENSON, La Grange, Ala.
Hon.kJos. II. THIMBLE, Frankfort, Ala.
WIN DuRFoRp, Esq, Bright Star Texas.
Rev S. W WEvER Hooker, Hunt CO., Texas.
ELDER JAMES A. BUTLER Sterling, Ark.
Kaufman, Texas JAN 1s59.-30:tE
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Tyr. II. j. Snow, takes this method
- of Kaufman and adjoining counties, I
piled with medicines and surgical. instrumt
profession, and proposes to treat the follo
formites, the cure of which he warrants
blind or open, Hemorrhoids, Club-foot, CT
joints, Anchylosis, Necrosis, Dislocations
from burns. wounds, &c, &c Special at
,ouI- cure ur HernIu The operation for u
will be fully explained to the patients Oh /
the performing of any operation. This di
tofore been regarded as incurable, but t
has proven it to the contrary. For turtle,
j. Snow, Kaufman, Texas. mar 2, 1859
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SCHOLASTIC.
Tbc I. cdar Springs, Institutc.
Mount Prairie High school.

Nv X, SMITH, Principal, and Mfs' s. j, SMITH,
w Assistant
The frat session q hl, school, viii commence the hrs, Nom
day In October The scholastic year will be divided Into two
siOns Of Ave months each,
rkRMs-oT TaiiioH per Session.
Gran Grammar and SriismsiIc, 81 so
Grammar and Arithmetic continued, Elementary Algebra,
Composition, Natural Philosophy Chemistry and History IL 80
Algebra continued Geometry, Trsonemey, Surveying,
Descriptive and Analytical Geometry, ninerental ani
Integral Calculus, Astronomy, Mental Philosophy the
elements 81 Latin, Greek and spanish languages, 10 90
Students will be charged from the time of entering until The
close Of the session, unless In VI proracted Illness
Tuition payable at the expiration Of each term
This ehO located In Dallas county, miles north II the
II Dallas, near the residences Of n Merrill aud NJ Y
Porner ~ Board be had Ia the nelghborhood reasonn
he terms Each student will be charged 80 per session, In
eidental expenses, lilly.
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NssGAs an y
s U r G. e O ~ d e N q 4 s. n
nATTAS TNNsa

DALLAS, TEHAa.
MOULD respectfully inform the Citizens ri Dat IA,
rounding country that he has recently erucd op, the city
Of Louisville and has permanently located n Dallas, for the
practice Of his profession. Having experience "
and the last few months in the city oi louisville the
oldest and best practitioners in that city, tie himself ta
will enabled give entire satisfaction prrpartt
with do all kinds work In hi line
ner, will all his work Pls pvt up
shortest notice. specimens of which can BIT hs Office.
1850 Silly
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I,EXAs MILITARY INSTITUTES, AT

'I'ENAS MILITARY INSTITUTE, Al Il
J. RUrERSVlLLE, opens its next session Janu- I'LL
ay % College year Of forty weeks, divided In sessions
ends with June. Vacation July and August Holiday ATTY
Christmas, III
TroS-iroparatory, $50 per session. 500 per year M
Collegiate $50 per session, or 500 per year.
LBRARr frSns3 per year. Board including washing lights
AMI fuel Sl2 per month";
DiscirLiSr-Mli,ary studies, thoroughly collegiate
DKss-uniform, to he had at the Institute
PAyAfSTs-Adyance for each session. debts tolerated.
CADETS their beds and furniture, and police their
rooms. Address G. q. foRSHAY, Superintendent,
Aug, %, 1853. Oily RRtsrsuiHe, Tsras.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
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Having permanently located in Dallas oe M professional ser
vices the public. Hemay be found ut ta oc wgs
side of the Public Square door north of eh utb CO..
store except when professionally absent.
Dallas, Texas, January 20, 1S5S-3O;tf