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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-14
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From the Home Journal
SONG OF THE SEWING MACHINE.

From the Home Journal
SONG OF THE SEWING -MACHINl
ny oEoRGE p. NORRIS.
l'M the Iron Needle Woman
wrought Of stcrner stuff than clay
And, unlike the drudgcs human,
Never weary night nor day
Never shedding tears Of sorrow,
Never mourning friends untrue,
Never caring for the morrow,
Never begging work 10 do.
Poverty brings no disaster
Meuily glide along.
fot mo- thanklcss, s0tdid master,
Ever seeks To do me wrong
No cNtnrtOncfs uppross me,
No insulting words ] dread
I've no children to distress me
With unceasing cries for bread.
I'm Of hardy form and feature,
For endurance framed Alright;
Tn not pale misformnc's creature
Doom d life battle here 90 hght;
Minc's song OF cheerful measure,
And no undcr-currouts flow
To destroy the throb Of pleasure
Which the poor 50 seldom know.
In the bali hold my station.
With The wealthy ones Of earth,
Who commend me 20 the nation
For economy and worth.
While unpaid the female labor,
ln the attic-chambcr lone.
Where the smile of friend or ncighbor
Never for q moment sh0ne.
Ny creation is a blessing
10 the INDECENT secured.
Banishing The cares distressing
Which so many have endured.
Mine are sincws superhuman,
Ribs OF oak and nerves Of steel
I'm the Iron Needle Woman
Born 20 toll and not 90 feel.
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Vermont guatrbman & State Journal.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MoHNGNG, NY p. p. WALTON
TERNlS.--Si 50 cash In advances 81 90 IL payment
Is not mode n advance interest always chargabe from
the end Of the year In packets address, 10 copies
for Sl2 90, and ~ copies for $50 90, RUariaby N
adUaHco
Annexed is list Of agents to receive subscriptions,
Advertisements and communications, and acknowledge
payment for the same.
For Braiutrcc, J. HUTCHINSON, Jr W. Randolph,
Brookhcd, n. NJ. UPHAM,
Berlin d. b. BOSWOH1H,
Cabot, =. ID. PUTNAM,
DuNbury, j. j. HENRY, Waterbury,
Ehnorc. H. NJ. CIRCUIT,
Hydcpark. EDWARD B. SAWYER,
johnson. G. W. SCOTT,
Iancoln, SIMEON 7. RALPH,
Lowell, ABEL CURTIS,
Marshdod, 1. A. BEMIS
MousVille d. G. MOVES,
Middcscx, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr,
NorthGcld T.. SMITH,
Orange NJ. G.. CROSS
rlundcld. A. r. BANCROFT,
Randolph. j. X. PARISH,
Rochester. T.. ID. BRIGGS,
South llardvick, ADOLPHUS HOLTON,
Stowe. EMERY TOWN.
Iunbudgc, AARON y. KING.
Waterbury, J. r. HENRY,
Wue6cld aud Favston, ORANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT
West Randolph, j. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
Willamstowu, DARIUS PRIDE,
Woicott y. JONES.
Worcester, JONAS ABBOTT
l Persons 30 other towns disposed TO as agents
will be- added 20 the li-t on application.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-14

A ToUcHrNG INcrDENr.--A little boy had
died His body was laid out in darkoned
room, waiting to be laid in the cold, lone
grave His afflicted mother and bereayed
little sister went in to look at the precious
sleeper, for his face was beautiful even in
death As they stood gazing on the face Of
one so beloved and cherished the little girl
asked to shake his hand, The mother at
first did not think best, but the child repeated
the request, and seemed anxious about it /;
she took the cold, bloodless hand of her
sleeping boy and placed it in the hand OF his
weeping sister.
The dear child looked at it a moment car
ressed it fondly, and then looked up TO her
mother through tears and love, and said
Mother, this hand never struck me.
"What could have been more touching and
loyclys
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-14

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SPRING AHRANG EMENT.
CHotcH or ROUTES roR CucAoo AND TuH WEST

" EBMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SPRING AHRANGEMENT
CHoicH or ROUTES roR CncAoo AND rnE WEST.
10 commence Tnsday .lprii 10, 1858.
TuAfNs gotNg Nuhru. Leave Montpelier
az $40 A. ", and j.2) r N. NAN TRAIN connects
at Windsor and White River junction with trains leav-
ing Boston aud Springfield no 30 A. 49,. day, and
from Ncw York thc day previous az 400 p. N leaves
Windsor at l3l D.. W., connects ltouse's Point
next morning with trains fur Montreal, Ordcnshurgh,
also with trains for Toronto, Detroit Chicago, Buffalo
Cleveland, ST. louis 'a either Grand Trunk or New
York Central and Lake Shore Lines, making the short
est. and best routes to the West.
Accommodation train connect, az Windsor with train
leaving New York at 500 s., H., aud at White River
Junction with train leaving Boston at noon. stop over
night at Nouhdcd, and proceed next morning AZ 80
connecting kousos Point with the Efpress Train for
the west.
IH,iNs aofSo SorrH-Lclyc Montpelier az 9lj 4.
N and SIS Dr. NJ. Mal Train connects 40 Nousc's Point
with trains from Ordcnshurgh nnd Montreal 40 Bur-
ue'on with trains Zoo Troy and Albany. White River
Jluet.ou with trains Or BOSTON Nrr and i0rt arriving
iu Boston ~ Gao r 49, and u Sew YORK at ll 40 r NJ.
Accommodation Train connects at Rouse Point with
tra.ls f-lu fle west and Montreal az burlington with
lake Chmplain Steamers and hc Rutland Road 90
White River junction with train for Boston. Lowell,
Worcester Nc, arriving Boz Boston 90 400 next day,
cgrIsr than nlV other route.
Through Tickets fur Chicago and the west f1r sale
thc principal stations.
R. SuEBBURNE. supt
Nlrthhall. VI. Aurii t3. 1855.
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70 We know a beautiful little bue-eyed
girl Of three years DID, who was nestled in
her mothers arms at twilight, looking out at
the stars.
"Mothcr," said she, sit is getting dark
"And what makes it dark, Caroline - said
her mother
"Becausc God shuts his eyes, said the lit
tie poet.
70 Eternity has no gray hairs f" The
flowers fade, the heart withers, man grows
old and dies the world lies down in the sep
ulchre of ages, but time writes no wrinkles
on the brow of eternity.
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LOSING ALA Family sCENE.


hOSlNu ALA fAMlLf oCENE'
There is something exceedingly tender, as
we'll as instructive in the following, which we
take from the Childs Paper;
few years ago a merchant failed in busi-
ness. He went home one evening in great
agitation
What is the matter :; asked his wife 81
am ruined; ! am oeggared. have lost my
all he exclaimed, pressing his hand upon
his forehead, as If his brains were in a whirl,
"All J! said his wife, IL am left "AlL
papa said his eldest boy "hero am L.
And too papa SAID his little girl run
mng up and putting her arms around his
neck. rs not lost papa, repeated Eddie.
"And you have your health left, said his
wife And your two hands to work with,
papa SAID his eldest ''and can help you.
And your two feet papa to carry you about.
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ORGAN MElODlANS, GUITARS, hOEllM aud
hNLhH hO ~, nhAN9 lNo lNo , ~ NL-, 49, No'
lNsrRu MENrs lrNEp ANp REPAIRED
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EN LLM H-N lHh FALL OAMfAt"N
The richest and most desirable assortment of tai
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-14

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY nonvryo, ny B. p. WALTON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

DoNATI's CoMBT SEEN THROUGH DoNaTls
TELEscoPE.-Th Florence correspondent OF
she Newark Daily Mws says: 81 saw the com
let few evenings ago through the telescope of
|Donati, its discoverer, but the effect was not
good. Signor Donau estimates its period
|,round the Sun at about thirty years. "Why,
fhen," asked, "has it not been known and
registered I" Because" he replied, at may
bave been ebscurcd by unfavomblc seasons +;
Or if it should return again in winter it would
OF be seem" Other observers conjecture it to
a comet of sixty years ago; bat without
harding a positive opinion. If it should
rove so, of course our townsman would lose
be credit OF discovery, and The comet its name,
8 velocity is so great, said he, that planet
Ike ours in its course would be involved in its
ucleus in about five minutes. What hur.
cane that would be! Imagine wind sweep
y across our entire earth in five minutes"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

ilow touching the tribute of the Hon. Thorn.
US H. Benton, 10 his mothers Influence:
"My mother asked me neger to use tobacco,
and have never touched it from ,hat time to
the present day; she asked me not to game,
and have never gained. and cannot tell vho
is winning aud who is losing in games that
can be played. She admonIohed me too,
against hard drinking; and whatever capacity
for endurance have at p1esent, and whatever
usefulness may attain in life, attribute hav-
ing complied with her pious and correc: wish
es. When was seven years OF age, she ask
cd me not to drink and resolution of then
made total abstinence, at time when WAS
the sole constituent member OF my own body,
and that have adhered to it through all time,
owe to my mother"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

!THs CoaAERclAL AND AGRIcuLTURAL BANS
GALvEsroN.-The Houston Telegraph, OF
10th inst, has The following;
I'VE understand that unfortunat. discoveries
been made in matters connected with the
|nagement of the Commercial and ACricul.
al Bank. at Galveston, now in liquidation,
which the stockholders may meet with some
The stockholders are, however. few in
pber and able to stand the loss. The bill.
iers and depos tors will be fully protected
ell claims against the institution met. A..
stock was -ot in market. aud as the inter-
Of the bic viii l. fai.g protected. We
n y 1ccessHry 70 iuesfiya iar iJnher
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land for Sale.

| OFFER forsale ON the mos reasonable terms, the
| following tracts of land, $40 acres, situated on
TIC East side OF the Trinity river, opposite the mouth Of Five
Mile creekel mcrci 200 acres situated about tu miles
below the mouth Of Five Nile and three miles NORTHEAST
rAsat Hum On the latter there is between sixty and seyf
enty acres in good cultivation, farm
HOUSES stables and other improvements and plenty Of fire wood
hot tracks wei watsed Tc land Is we'll situated fertile
"" Inc SOLD low land hayers requested give
July ~ lS5S-5:tf T. J. WAMPLER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08
SCHOLASTIC.
Da.!as Collegiate Institute.
Mount Prairie High school.

\N r. SMITH, Principal, mud Mrs. s. J. SMITH,
w Assistant.
Tht first session Of this SCHOOL, will commence ;hc nrt Mon.
iy In October The scholastic year will be divided into two
tJns Of five months each.
TERMS--of THiiioI PER Sessions
dron,nmr and ArIh,mctc, e. so
"rnnmar AMI Arithmetic CONTINUED, Ecncilry Algebra,
Composition Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and History II SO
Algebra continued, Grumv,ry Tri-oncmctry, Surveying,
Descriptive aud Analytical Ecumrtry bincrrutlal AMI
integral CalCu'n' strnnumy Mental Philosophy, the
elements " Latin ircc, aud spanish nnguagc Is 90
stTents VIII he ciaged from the time df entering Until the
close u the SESSION. unless In Of uOtraccd Illness.
TuitIpnpnyR,lent the expiration of each term
THIS school IL located in Dallas county miles north ~ III
town Ot Dallas the residences Ben Mcrril and NJ.
Fort,-r ] Board can he lad In the ghurGUd rcusonn
bc terms. Each student viii be charged 20 cts. per session, in
cidcnal expenses. lilly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

INTERESTING LAND OFFICE DEcls,oN.-We
|prn from the Washington Uuon that Com
ssioner Hendricks, of the General Land
tfice, has decided that an officer in the army
hold lands under the preemption donation
VS. as other people, there being nothing in
e statutes to prevent him, provided be brings
nself within the provisions and requirements
the law under which he claims.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

~ - s1HlN lnsV oNoh
t sse yeaupgo lfays ihe NcE le.l
Lls.lre psil oui pAjs.lans witnessed lhS
no digestion ihronti pu 0riice leIi br|
q. ID. & wound u The l.W.n MI Aiks
81. siI,.a. But Ia g~a,cf rInusiy has .,,u
e1hit tel 90 tie students ul the JuNsrliy
Medical College al New Work
Il was a ease Of led,i,ncy u the s,.rHum
tbreasl.bone) which enables the several move,
meat. Of the heart 10 be seen. II has excited
intense interest Tor several years past through,
out the cities OF EluPs Rnl Britain, The
subject Of the defect is a very intelligent gen,
ileman, VI, GTOuN, q native Of Hamburg, -
years Of age. somewhat uaigr the average
hight aud rather pale, though he nPpenr 10 be
in health. IT, was introduced by Dr. Mott,
who thought that the substance Walsh occupied
Tue place OF the sleTuum Nigh, be cartilage
Mr.. GrouS thea showed the peculiar coRl1mi.
~ OF his chest and gave au excellent lecture on
The hearts action, demonstrating his Rwsra'
with eolored p,a,e', an artificial heart anI his
own body.
The colar.boncs are not connected, ,uei'hrT
are the ribs TO their oppo,;s,,l bar there is q
groove where the slsrnum should b.; tie skin
Is natural. In Us natural STATE this groove is
disiended TO three inches. Ga looking al the
groove pulsaiilt swelling is djsccrnlblc opPo.
site the third and fourth RIBS il respiration he
suspended it rapidly rises to an en- rmou5 cS,
tent, and remains iul aud tense unu, the
breathing is restored, when it soon suhsIlcs, 49,
This is the heart. Between the cllyiclgs there
is another palsstile swelling, easily felt which
is the noria, the great artery lrom the hciu,-
The dila,ion aud contraction of the lung Is al.
so seen. In coughing, the rgh, lung SUDDEN
ly protrude. from the chest through the groove,
and ascends considerable distance Shove the
right elaviclc into the neck.
The technical details Of these wonderful DIS
closures will interest professional men, and to
general readers of physiology the sight will be
extremely interesting Il solves several doubt.
ful questions in regard to tho action of lht
heart, and gives quite as vivid an il a Of the
grca. strength md vigorous movements oil the
'li,tlc lfc-machine" as If the ribs were cut
away and it exposed; more vivid indeed, Tor
in the latter case there would be no Gctl?G, such
az is now plainly visible under all conditions Of
the system, beneath only a thin veil Of l2sh.
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PiastcriRg.

mastering.
III VIE undersigned being now permanently located
in Dallas, respectfully offers his services 70 the
public as Pte'terer Having demonstrated the fact that tn
material OF this country, hen properly combined as suscept
bic al making as good cement that Of the North
LfE for sale, Eil be kept hand valuable consilcra
ton aid for HAIR. ~ PLasteEsHg Jobs insured
Dallas, March 80, 1s5s--401y. VIC GoyIp
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Mckenzie Institute.
Mound Esf'airie Institute,

At Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
10 miles ". e. of Palestine, on the 1ylerand
Shrercpot ROah.
TIFF Fourteenth Seson this Institution opened on the Is
Monday in August, under the charge If Elder JAMES
hALoN H. assisted by able and well approved Faculty
The buildings ample and cCnmodious; Dormorics
plan Thomas JccrsOnfiro pupils only The
Departments entirely dsnct and in separate buildings
Scholastic Year consists of two sessions Of five months
4dehiG Debating club has fine LIBRARY, presented to
by the beraty Of the friends of the Institution.
we'd ut any time and charged only from the day ofenance the
close of the session.
N ALI damage done to Dormitores furniture charged
to the occupants Doritores furnished with everything
to render them comfortable and pleasant style
superior to anything in this State.
Charges for Board, TutOa, Room Fuel flashing
,tor The Scholastic Year oftpo sessions Of months
English Department, lst Glass, paid at close 800
IL not paid at close ITO
End Glass, If paid at close, 10
If not paid at clnse, 12I
Lngual or Mathematical Department; fpad at close, 100
IL not paid at close, 1872
Music on Violin, Guitar or Piano, (each,) so
Contingent fec,
Ten per discount allowed for advance pa, mcnts.
Positively deduction under any circumstances except for
protracte1 sickness
Sept. II, 1S5S-121y.
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SgsGphim IL Hughes,
hnlnrn La and pcHnil nr1nnmi 4
kiclsapOO Steam Saw Mill.
100000 FEET SEASONED LUMBER
NOW ON HAND


IT NHESE MILLS are finely situated, Immediately oil
!. the line between Anderson and Henderson coun-
ties miles northwest of the town of Kicknpoo, "a
miles southeast of Athens i5 miles from the crossing
of the Trinity at Bascttc, So miles from Porters
Bluff, II from Llrissa 25 from Rusk, 20 from Pales
tine, 65 from Kaufman, As from Canton, 30 from Ty-
Ter, 90 from Centreyille, 100 from Dallas, So from
Waxahncfe, so from Corsicana, So from Wild Cat
Bluff, 35 from Pine Bluff 80 from Parker's Bluff,
no from Waco, so from Fairfield IS from Springfield
~ from Fort Worth, 100 from Buchanan, 100 from
Hillsborough, and l05 from Johnson's Station.
PRICES:
Flooring, per hundred feet 81 so
Ceiling, - ' r 25
Notwithstanding, Or
All other sizes in proportion
These mills are under the supervision Of rst rate
Sawyer and Engineer, and being in regular operaton
the public may always depend upon full supply Of
we'll seasoned lumber and upon having all bills large
and small, filed with accuracy and atthe shortest no
tice, according to orders.
Ali orders must be addressed to BENZ. H. Jouxsos
Kickapoo, Anderson County, Te1ss
NJ. T. JOHNSON.
J1hnson's stziier, Trrfaist e., April is-tgtg
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Texas peniteMdiary.
PLANTATION GOODS-COTTONS AND wool
| LENS, PLAIN AND TWILLED

Il
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention of the
planting interest the goods The testimony all
havcuscd them establish the fact that they superior to
the choicest goods n similar Name brought
The material " which they made hest Of the
out alloy Our agents for the sale Of them present
Carroll Hoy Co.. New Orleans Messrs. H. Runge Co.,
dianola McsIrs T. b. Nichols Galveston; Messrs
Burke, Houston JOHN BESSEl, Finanl Agt.
Huntsville, August, 1s5s,-sep.S-10:6m.
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NNGElHpH9
I'.LNCERS Cured UTTHOUT THE
y KNIFE!-".lb Cure no Pay"
IN ROBERT KELLY, Houston, Tcy,s, Gurr. Cane Tunour
Nu, N-'sIf, TN'sEchr, scsi.hc'd, TuCr, Ulcers ani
Ihrw.c s.rgs ~ every gesrTIluh,
NOIJtE-rTHrfrr1 v be- cured grf'h9ut the muT9frous al
iIrE Of DE kRU' This may certify that Dr. Robert Kelly c
yulI l' 10y The external application Of hi remedies, extract
ci h"m r ri hcEi " ny, wi" lhary darrcO malignant
Imc'ro' v"nu1r, size, which the following Dimensions wlslow
crsumc0rt around tie base 1873 inches, around thc centre
lOl.2 nthri, LENGTH 5l-i inches, diameter inches
Ills r,w"ll's du no. lHpg,r r genera, hcl nor undermine
ur cgUar'u white undergoing Treatment. II due the d.
f-a ly nt his sn Tie tTcltmrutof CluctT l. worthy
tsJy hr lhgf WITH lll mallly ln, for thr relief at
p! II H SUI dee humanity recommend ur ksy's rclnciiea
REV. II. GARRETT
r'apTg Il, TNsg, .'uly, 1888.
We, HI untr,sno rrinrnances VI Mrs. Mary Garrett,
CLIupiUS RrSrER, ca W. Co.
VS.. EoiERS, II. d.
Z. VI. III STIR.
j. W. LOCKIIART ". D.
o. II y. GARRETT.
MAJOR JOSEPH WALLIS.
W. n, TRAiSlitM, NJ u.
y B-hc n~srr u IN the above lclc treated
.ar ago hy Dr. Griffin SON, who advertise to
Causcr' thry live in Glncr upshuc County, Texas.
II ANY further prof - required uf my ability To cure Cancer,
have PR r'rd In Tn Ocs IN this city, Cameo Tunur,
l Wcns, which have extracted from ten eleven persons, aud
CUEl after their removal. III addition hold their
UAc'nl m, decline iJ publishing them, Of their
pur A. regards certificates OF my competency
disease. Nyrfns- white Swpings, UlSor. and chronic
VI every drtcrT,l have them 10y the huudm The best evil
t'n'" Civ, patient In the lsrc when they me, Is
70 rJr a lagsr whom have cured AMI the specimens my
s.hcH.
Tie Cancer 10 matter of great Importance to the af
E,i and call The attention Of ;c people and the to the
Eblv- case. ROB'T KELLY. lj:ly
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w. GUEELOT.

COACH AND WAGON MAKER.
Y Would respectfully inform his old2SSS
friends and customers and the public go
generally, that he prepared to do al kinds Of FOODWORF
SlBTTHTNG, PRINTING, TRIMMING, &C., &c. Having
hand large OF material every kind he can
turn ont work the shortest notice. in the best manner
10y rates His shop Houston St. between the Crehhed
House and Masonic Ball. Dallas, TeS May, ls5s-ssllm.
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MIscEILANEoUe.
Livery stable.
llarLnnlr! LinEdMnre |!
Family Groceries ana Alquors.

TINNU ia,, awi TOUR feet l5arl.; also, cool oak
j .huglrs, wanted hy l. NJ STACkPCLE,
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Asnnr NnNlOr.
N, Worren Stone,

ATTORNEY dad COUNSEhLoRA la W.
WILL pr.c,c Ia the counties ~ Kaufman, Collin, pn'on,
w s aud Dallas, also In the supreme Court ~ lSe'' sn w
be Probate courts AZ Dallas aud adjoining counties sie' al
ruon nj. be ryp 10 collections and the peI'cng 81 us O.
and Dallas, pee, 80, ls5i,-.'ly'
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Medical Notice.
Npr. I'D. ls. ,S'anOrMns.

WOULD embrace this opportunity Of returning his grateful
w Acknowledgements for the kind and liberal patronage received
durng M past year and hopy strict and faithful attention to
his prof ssiOnal duties tn merit continuation.
a. Once Saye Thomas Drug Store where he may he
found at all hours unless professionally ab.ent
"
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.yol,n a.. Mccoy

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Ne 1uth Judicial District anil n r supreme CtuTi " this state
snd Vim airul to thc collection claims in all counties aonns
n iU nj .ls die rnls slnare, nalIa,, TsAa.
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CocL-a -looi.e-loo
Ec'll send your frcisht sll through;
"Onc cent per ton per mile" will 10 !
CUck-a- !0Clle-t e5
Cook-a.io ol,o-doo
axe foYies all look blue
The croakcr's lost his reckoning stick
And don't knew what TO do
i10N5-isO-0ss-oes
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JOSEPH DICKSON. JAMES W. TuRocKNoRroS
Dickson & 'ThrOckBnOrtOn,
Alfred Hall, WI. d.,
JOHN ". BERRY. ANIL BRA1
Ferry & Bradshaw,
Hendricks Il Marshall,

ATE O r. n IT, S. \ IL a w
SHERMAN, TEXAS.
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