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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
EsCaNers! Escapers n!

II ILBOuRN & CO., are manufacturing. at their
II Mills, ON Ten Mile creek, Dallas county, Riggs
Square draft Reapors, much improved from the orig
inn which we believe 10 be the lightcst running
chine now made, in the United States, cutting the
zane width of swath, six feet aud half Required
propelling power, so pounds, and may be with
a single pair of mules or horses. Gearing so arrang-
ed MS not liable to the difficulties incident upon wet
weather. Gearing set in the hest babt metal boxing.
Persons purchasing Of will have the privilege of
returning their machines if the performance is not
satisfactory on trial, and have tie money refunded.
Ey~ 90 900 lhl, of h0lr for sale Mills Of
81 50, per 100 lbs. KILBOURN co.
Feb oh 1859. 80 I'm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

EHJ. W. swindels, ESQ, Of the Dallas Herald,
returned last week from two mouths visit to his
friends In the States His health is vastly mproy.
cd, and his smile genial as ever Heb had some
marrow escapes "by Hood and deld," and returns to
his interesting family eOntented to enjoy the pleas
utes Of sweet home. instead Of tho excitement Of
farther travel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
Letter from O. A, Sweat. ESQ.

PLEASANT Run, Tex, May 8, 1859.
Dear Herald:-In your issue of the 4th inst, see
card signed by "Nlany Voters soliciting Inc to be-
come candidate to represent the people of Dallas
county in the next Legislature. In reply, permit me-
through your columns, to return my sincere thanks
to "Many Voters for thus complimcnting me. I will
take this opportunity to say to them that my business
is SUCH and having desire to enter into political
Canvass must respectfully decline becoming q can
didate. Very Respectfully, Q. A. SWEATT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
STEAM ENGINES.
From 3 to 100 Horse Power,
PAGES PATENT
STE AM SAW MILL.

a1s- Agents for z. CARVER & co. IS Improved
Cotton Gin, and Chichester Improved Sea Island
Cotton Gins The latter as nearly perfect as they
can be made and far superior in execution to any
now extant.
Also, General Agents for Manufacturers.
Galveston, May 4th, 1859. 44-ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

A Young Gentleman-a graduate of Mary
n vile College, desires situation as Teacher in
High School or Academy, in Texas. References given
Address president Of Marysyille College, Marys-
vile Bount Co., Tenn.," or to Mr.. 5. II. Owen,
Sweetwater, Monroe Co. Tenn. may4-44-9t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
FRESH ARRIVAL
-OE-
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
w. VA. gspalS g. Co
Wholesais and Retail Druggists and .4poihr sries
Vest side Of the Public Square,

Wholesals and Retail Druggists and .qpOtht eries,
Vest side Of The Public Square,
DALLAS, TEXAs.
HAVING received q new and extensive stock Of
L i fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery,
Paints, Oils, etc, etc. respectfully inform Merchants
Farmers and Physicians, that they prepared to
supply them with every article in the Drug line they
may require, and cheaper than ever before sold in
this country. This they can do, having determined
to do n strictly Cash business. Among the Articles
already on hand and coming in store are the following:
Qunine, French and American, Blue mass, Nor
large lot of the Essential Oils, Alcohol Turpentine,
Black, White and Red Lead, Chlorolorm, Cream Tar
tar, Ext Logwool, Vanshes and Paints of all kinds,
dry and in oil. Herbs of all kinds, Scotch and Mac
alloy Snuff, paint and varnish brushes, French and
American, Window Glass, Pcrfumery Of all kinds,
Pomatums, Pomades, Philicome-, Oils, Extracts,
Frangiparm, Soaps and Emouir;s of all kinds
Also one of the best selected stocks of Patent medi-
cncs ever opened in this market list Of which would
be too tedious "a mention, te afflicted %oui'irdo Neff
to call andsee for themselves. large assortment Of
fresh preserved Fruits French and American Candies,
Almonds, Raisus, Figs, Fruit Drops, Juiube Paste,
and numerous other articles in the Confectionery line
always on hand
Pure liquors,
for medicinal purposes, always in store, French
Brandies, Blackberry and Ginger Blandies, old Port,
Malaga, Sherry, Medera, Clarct and Champagne
Wines Also, choice let Of genuine Havana Cigars,
and Old Virginia Tobacco.
All Of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
liberal discount will be made to country Merchants.
April ~ 1S59-43tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
ono of,he Most Prevalent.

And at the sate troublesome and painful diseases that at
tend the human flesh, Fever and Ague For long time the
medical world have been CONTINUALLY bringing forth numerous
specifies Tor its ernaDen, cure; but all without effect Dr. j.
Hosse On experienced and celebrated physician, has succeed
ed in furnishing public with valuable preparation for the
cure and Agus The steady and Increasing demand Ia
ey made for the Biter the universal attending
a, us have made f reputation unsurr assed By specific
70. Dt For III. ere e Fsrr lnd Ague, Dr. Hossstts
eslsbrzasa ssosch Dsss mus and should claim superiority
oser any oslisr rrsrsratisn eStzzt
sss byerusg and Ssusrsiiy s-sryvss1s a ny
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

5- See advertisement OF A. Shrek, in to-day's
paper, who offers well selected stock Of Goods for
sale on reasonable terms, and at low prices. Call
and examine his tasteful and elegant selections Of
Dress and Fancy Goods
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
AwgNIa RiGscl.s.

i sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Cholera Dilrhsa DySeaery
Sick HsddGcht, Night Sbsdts, General Debility,
md its attendant HiS.
These elegant BeTs peculiarly adapted for climate
and every person desiring health strength and protection from
the diseases incident the climate, should them.
aiUaRced in lite, and feeling the Hand of Time weigh
ing heavily upon them, with all its attendant Ills will fui In the
Diters ixr that will nsl life into their vens
restore in measure the energy and ardor Of youthful
days build M heir shuk FORMS and give health ana happ
ness % heir remaining years
Itigp We plhisel TACT that fully oneha Of the fep"
p5to population seldom in the enjoyment OF good
health ~ their expression neycr ,el veil" They
Iaugu devoid al energy, extremely nervous and have
appetite 10 this Of inyais these btters especially
recommended Their peculiar and nygOrang properties
render them invaluable in such
Persons visiting districts arassed annually with Fever end
Ague, any Fever bilious nature will find that by the
timely bottles, they will not in instance
take disease the Bters will and strengthen the
system, and carry the billie of, in its natural channel
Il. u. WHEELOCK 81 CO.,
Importers Wholesale Druggists 10 Magazine ST. opposite the
Arcade HOTEL New Orleans general wholesale Agents also sold
by D. WRIGHT CO., No. q Charres Street. apr. 59--ll6m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
Cherokee Steam saw Mill

BROOM q. MARLOW,
TIAVE their extra-fue % horse power Steam Saw
L j Mil now in full operation, 8 miles east Of Cam.
mons bridge, on the Necches River, II miles from
Palestine, where they will always keep on hand Q
large and good assortment of the best quality Of son.
heart pine lumber that can be made in this county
We have now and always shall have seasoned lumber.
Come every BODY and get lumber at 81 90 per hun.
tlrcd. BROOM & MARROW.
Rusk Texas March lst, 'j9-3Gly4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
c ole m an s Mills!

rbc undersigned patcntcc and proprietor Of the CNDULNTO
iRI CORN AND FIGURING MILLS, respectfully announces
his patrons aud the public generally that his mandatory
the town " kcuue @ IS In successful operation The
Mills embrace SIX different sizes, ranging from II TO 80 inches In
diameter land to sur purcstrs two kinds Of stone nov In
yZ the best French Burr and the German Cologne
at prices ranging from 500 10 $40 apiece.
The Office the sale ~ these Mills Is So st. Charles street.
basement Of Masonic Hail. and opposite Commercial Alloy, where
orders will meet with prompt attention Orders et at the
factory will also be attended Ss can he shipped from
there direct, and tree Of nynge, by steamboat the NeS
Orleans, larSson and Great Northern railroad
Pntl circulars giving information for putting
and operating these celebrated Mills, can be obtained by nd
diessng the undersigned at No. So st Charles seeet
TcrnsClsh. and all Mills guaranteed to perform, In
cry particular all that promised for them printed circular
W. =. COLEMAN.
J0HS RICHARDSON, ESQ, Sole Agent.
n B.iH infringoneRtS in the construction N uiks;
he Improved NH Stone Dress selling Of other 0ai.
Of Mus The reputation Of iEc, ir certainly be prose-
cUied 0Ae fullest ertent Of The La,r made and prouidGd ia
AMch cases n. aroLccLnn Of La,rmtLcs nr -hl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

~ Yesterday, drove of 1000 beef cattle passed
Through Dallas en- route for the North. to feed our
abolition neghbOrs. We hope that Southern diet
may agree with them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
l.. ]. WEBSTER,
No. so ST. Charles Street. New Orleans.
PRICE LIST OF

P1IIIIL LIS ] OE ="
Stationary Steam Engines, 20 Horse Power,
cylinder inches bore and 20 inches sOke Boiler 40 inches
diameter q long, double Fued Governor and Judsons
yalve "copper" and pipes; boiler complete;
Breechue chimney so feet hight with steam pipes pumps bolts
complete Cash or og eg%Gt to G%sh q $50
or and everything else as above. 81 900.
Stationary Engines, so Horse PoCer, Cylinder 12X3O
r24X26 and everything above adapted to this size $500
Stationary Engine, Is Horse POuer cylinder SXl6i boiler
4OX2O and everything above adapted to this size 81 300
Stationary Engine, 10 Horse Power, cylinder SX6i boiler
3SX2o and everything above adapted this size LOO.
The above Engines manufactured in Cincinnati. are
guaranteed to The Horse Po,uer stated and for good per-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

| AN prepared 10 purchase or receive WOOL Tor
l shipment a. New York or Boston,
Wool we'll washed before shearins, tied up IN sepa-
rate feecss, aud put In good utnahurg saoks will ALL
greatly to the value. L. N. SfACKPOLE
NAV Ito II
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
Hnnpcs for Sole-

IN Of land, lying IN the county of Esson Chamben
Oi' creek, the residence II the late Gen. H. H. Tarranti
good potion of Il tmbcr iswe supplied with living water
There i the tract 10 90 Of land In cuyatio
said If land wc situated for stock raising Persons
wishing purchase hcinn will do well to examine tract
purchasing elsewhere, VIII be sold low and upon
able terms For further particulars inquire OF the unerssned
at his Office IN WaSnache }. Em. HAWKINS, agent.
l--9l Tin,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
COUNTY cANDIDATHs,

For Hspreseaiafirs IN he State Legislature.
We autollfi and requested ~ !, WITT
candidate 70 nprsssn Daiias County Ia tbs legislature
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

NTOTICE-Is hereby given, that Bounty Land
~ Warrant No. Sc, PAP, issued TO the undersigned
from, the Pension Office ofthe United States. on the
23rd day Of June 1857, and directed to him ct Kauf
man, Texas has failed to arrive at said ONCE and
unless heard from in six weeks from this dste, an
application will be made to the proper department
SAMUEL JyNicELRATH.
K.mp. kaufman CO, Tex Feb. Z, 1s5q.-436w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
DALLAS MERCHANTS.

f. N. Stackpolc'S Advertisement.
/ AN wv rsosl'lnr an slssnn, a..ortmehi Of
STAPLE G. FANCY DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar, Mola.ses, spla, Raisins. Maokersl
POHTEH am me-,
Almonds, Cream Tartar, Cmnberrlrs, Oysters,
Candy, Sarlues, Lamp OH, Blasting Powder, &C.
mrnt, Turpeutno, Paints anl Oils, Camphor, Race,
Ginger, Alum, Madder, Coppers, Churus, Zinc wash
boads, Well Buckets, Wash-tuhs, Tin-ware, Vinegar
Castor on Saillery, Side Saddles Zioek Saddles
LEA TIL II.
fIog-skns Boot top Skins, Ensmellel Leather. Dug
~ Whips Brass Ornaments,
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE.
Hardware, Tools, Window Glass bar aud Slab Iron,
Mouse Traps, Hollow gugers, Wash Kettles, Spikes
aud fencing nails Cast Steel, HalloaS GSaia
Biidss, Hoop ami baud Iron, Wood Saws,
CLOIHkN'G, BOOI'S AND SHOES,
Stationery, School books For the Ladies' have a
nice assortment ~ Dress Goods,
Staple and Fancy.
silk Berages and Tissues, Lawns. Robes. Ginghams,
Nlusns, Tarlotons, Kid Gloves. Parasols, beautiful
assortment. Ladies Hosiery, pnmask, Napkins, Jet
Necklaces and Bracelets, Bonnels Embroidered silk
BeautiherS. .NdrssiHh Collars and Sis6res, very
handsome, BibhOus, Lace, CallcOs in abundance
All the above Goods, aud many more too numerous
to mention offer a fair prices Tor Cash, or reason
able time to prompt customers,
f, NJ sTACRPOLE.
To those who enjoy Cool SRoke. would re-
commend the celebrated Yirgiaia Kiiikiaiek Tohac-
co, prepared expressly for the Powhatan Pipe asmall
lot Of which have just received direct from one Of
the Second FGmiiiss Of PirgiRii.
l. NJ sTACKPOLE.
n B-No connection Is claimed with the tobacco
used by the I" first families"
Dallas, May Ith, lS5g.-ii:tf,
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Rools. SHOES and Feather.

r n. BARTAY, takes this method Of returning
thanks to the citizens of Dallas and vicinity, for
the liberal patronage bestowed him for the past
YEAR and would inform them that he is now prepared
with sufficient material Of every kind required, to
make AMI repair Boots and shoes for Gesfle.
men and Ladies. and solicits continuarce OF
their patronage His work shall he the ysry best,
md his prices the lowest possible for the work. A
suppiy OF ready made Boots and Shoes may always
he fund NJ hisshop, l0nTToatsd
rTO sEOE-MAKERs--I have now and VII keep
Constantly or hsnd. q good ss.ortr1snt 81 frsaeh
-sil Frepeh kirs Philzasirhia calf. end coninc-
ps: Lining skins Of every size and oolo- ss,s ie<f
lsr-rbitte-osir ans hsnlosk- Ies;f LOIS s14 <-3T
ne: N 81 rshscs. WI tsli 81 = -
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nrscELLANEOus.

IOns W. Bfnny. ...Aronsrr ass cors.u.
~ on Az tAW, ava OEsEnAl LAEn AGrsf.
HafAaHaH, JlAaian, CsHaiy Ifrna
WI nifiis n a. raluils q nile Jlisan, alts ratlni
fafsaf, isrt, falna fa fft faii hsa ani llH aid
- saf.na teufi q ~ siss, fanaaf aiiFgihn rItn D.
iufeiii fstau q Ilal ulis. Mafch, isfl. - ri
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TAKEN w " a. 4. canpl',ll. snl ~, zysi Lsf.ss
lsnsf Ihg,aas. =. Y. Ia prce|ra Ne 8. oas W
lore With star Ia Ls hfltiki hfls<s LsnIs kixsI
shout nins years ed. v.Iasi Il $1,000 On- B.rfsl
bore, With sms snsil rilis spssks. "a ~ hands
high, stoui ioyeaFs old appraised % $500.
One red-roan spanish mare. Supposed 70 b 20 Z
year. old, branded with spanish brand. on the lsfs
hip, branded n on the right hip and Spanish brasi
on The len 'h0aasF IA hands LlsL. appraised % ESQ
44iAf. ava"
TAKEN UP BY ]. @. Lively, aud sairsysi bsisrs
lamss Thomas, j. p IN Precinct No. g. ono hay horss
cd 10 $1,000 -
Que brown mare male. 8 OF years old about Is
hands high, appraised % si5,oO,
One small bay mara pony, shout 10 Ia haLds
high, 10 years old, branded the lefi hip right
hip knooked down appraised 20 5000 ll:3t.
TAKEN UPty james W. Lane, and eslrayei bef5rs
CLARK Powell J. T., Ia precinct No g. one gray mare
supposed 10 be II years old one bay colt year old,
ona pale sorre mare, about years old one fsy COLT
year old. appraised 10 $50, 90 cash.
-. W. X. MAsrEN, G. c. G D. CT
4l-s' by Gao. W, Laws, ppty elk.
DENTON COUNTY.
TAKEN UP ly William Ritter aud estrayei before
:, w. simmons, ESQ, one sORREL MARE. years
OLD about IL hands high, has SNAIL white spot In
the hFchead both hind feet white. and has bay
sucking colt; both appraised 10 $40.
IAhEN uP by Jonathan Petty. and estrayed be-
iore v W. simmons, Esq, QUO SORgEL MARE and
colt the marc has white blaze in the face, right
teIoot and len hind foot white up to the pasture
joint fifteen hands high supposed to be or 10 years
old; appraised to 500.
(4oStl S. A, vENTERs. Co. clk D. c. Tex.
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THE HERALD.
LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS.

MUSIC LRssONs.-Mns. LATIMER will con
1fi tnue 10 give Instruction on tho Piano 10 thnse
who desire 10 avail themselves u her SERVICES the
usual terms Sessions three Or hse monihs, a iheoP
ton o. the pupil ttn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
(ENENTil CEMENTiii CE-
Notice Go Wool GiroWers.

~ MINT Three lbls choice CNfSr. just re-
eayed aud for sale low by L. NJ srACKPOLR
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18
Administrators Motto
Adn,iristratOr's Notice.

yEVHAT at the March term of the Probate Court
Il Of Kaufman county, Letters Of administra-
ton were granted to Henry Scroggins on the es-
tate OF A. j. Wood deceased; this is therefore to
notify all the persons holding claims against said
estate to present them as the law requires. and
all persons indebted to SAID estate win pay up as
the law directs.
HENRY sCROGGINS, .sdm'y
snr;l Ist.-43.5w
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7 TOVtTtW NJ VIZ
Portable EMGiNcS,
'tlbIC ElyINC tVVT VOTIoITUUV3VI' - = .
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

With iron Frame and improved head blocks
nece so that one man can log with % feet carriage and
so feet Of tract irons.
These Mills combine nj of the advantages introduced and
much stronger than any other manufacture.
Etyibt inch mill Is feet carriage as above $685.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

GairstOn, .aprl Oh, 1852.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-10

and that there Is no disease Of the stomach. and
Bowels, the Liver, the Nervous system. the
skin, Glands or Muscles, IN which thcV de- not
give prompt relief. and. Ufadministcred before
the very citadel VI life has been inyldcd) Of.
ieCt painless and perfect cure.
Bear IN mind that the SCANDtNAVT\NV VEG.
ErABl.E BLOOD PILLS are end ,rSed bv tho
experience al thousands Of living witnesses.
who. In letters. alidAvits. medical works. and
ny word nt mouth, proclaim them tn be- the
very best preparation Ot the kind over offered
to the broken down victims Of III health. They
hunt disease through every avenue and organ
of the system, and cxpel II thoroughly and per.
mnncntly.
No one can doubt their superiority after one
single trial-thcy are not only better, but IN
fact, cheaper than any other Pills. for Il takes
= less number OF them 10 produce a better cr
feet.
Price oi the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Further. 81 per bottle. or s. pcr half DOZEN
Oi the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, =,
cents per box. or Ave boxes for IL.
Read DR.. Roback's Special Notices and Cor
t,hcl'cs pHbllshGd in conspicuous part o
this paper from time to time.
DR.. RoOack's Medical Almanac and Family
Adviser, containing great variety ofintcrcSt
ing and valuable Medical information. can ht
nod '.r''is Of ""y Of h'o Aso"'s throughout ~
country.
In difficult and complicated cases. DR.. r.
back may be consulted personally by letter
enclosing n stamp.
Principal once and Sales Rooms No. 6 Eas
Fourth ST., jd Building from Main street. GIN
ciunati. q. Laboratory n Hammond street.
For sal" IN IIancock county by
A. LANGWORrHY. Findlay:
GILBERT. FNlil.& on, vanlue;
WM. GRUBBS, Van Burcn
u. BARNEY. McCumb;
y. PETERS II son. Arcadia:
NJ. HOOK, West independence;
j. y. EATON, Benton
THOMAS SrARkS, Arlington;
HENDERSON Il SONS. Mount blanchard;
T. MAtION SONS. WlllamStown;
and by Druggists and Merchants gene rally.
Feb. ;, (Feb. II. Jan. ~ lSj9.-lv.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-10

vIyO TEACHERs.--The Board OF School TX.
i aminers for Hancock county, viii hold q
session for the purpose Of examining Teachers,
at tho Union School room, In Findlay, on he
nrst Saturday Of January and the nrst Sauir'
day Of February, and the hrst and third Satar
days ofevery month thereafter, commencinea,
ten o'clock, a. IN, until further notice is given
JOHN BOWMAN, Cl0A
FIspLAY, Jan. I, 1883.
N. D. All applicants will be 70 equired TO pre-
sent to the Examiners certificate signed BY
two or more OF their present or previous en-
pioyers, giving q satisfactory statement as tc
their moral character and Mithfulness NJ
Teachers; or, II thcy have never taught, one
signed by their Teachers, certifying TO thsil
moral character and studioas habits.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-10
rAs uss.ews aravs.

rh~ rf.s-..~s u..x
oe kn"
10 vsrd of death or birth,
op,v Cbs synsscs v.vs
Over , usound Of earth
ovsv n nsms,.ss vr,v..
Wd rms poor wandering hs""
Longing. hut All too late.
por The c,in home ngain.
wh.r. n.,isot w.,chors vaIt.
Ana .,I,, vill wa,t I'm vain.
Dd mournss come VI so''"'
anu '"os 'o''o.",
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-10
Tired.

Weary heart, and weary braIni
forsheadiracked by heavy pain
Bear II brsvely, nor complain.
'Tis the lot Of US forlorn,
It's the tate Of those earth.born-
Bear the cross and wear the thorn.
What though throbs the aching head'
Toll must earn our children's bread
1SsH u 10 not for The dead.
Ali away the gracoioss' thought!
What though life no Joys has brought,
Has not Duty lessons taught.
fain I'd lay mo down TO rest,
One brief hour with respite blest,
Free for onos from Works behest.
Tirod feet and tired hands,
Worn with wandering dusty lands,
Torn by unknown, stranger sands.
Sea! beat on tho callous shore,
Mark the seams thy billOws wore,
Sing wild strains forevermoro!
Wind! moan In tho restless trees;
Birdsl sing, ourtaincd by tho leaves;
Children! play amid the sheaves!
Duties call US cvorywhcre--
Forms Of earth and forms of air
Have . part to do and bear.
Then cheer up, my burdcncd soul'
An atom Of creations whole
Hope! there is a promised goal!
-[CLARA AUGUsTA.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-10
Motto O.
To the Subscribers of the Fremont &
Indiana Railroad.

INASMCCH aS the Company are now engaged
/ in the constI uctiun of tho Road West Of
Fndlay. toward shannon. and will commence
laying track within the next 6ve days Uhe
weather permitting), II is very important that
the subscribers mako strong efforts to pay in
rs fast As possible. that the road may be crowd.
cd on to completion. for the Farmers have
great need Of II, II the Road will he com.
pleted rs far as Lima this year, il means can
be procured fast enough. am authorized to
receive and receipt for al moneys that NAV
come into my hands. Friends, will you All
MAKE a united effort u mrve the cars alonS?--
will receive IN deposit for the Company Just
II AM absent Mr.. PHAY in the Findlav Bank,
.,s well ~ myself u. j. CORY,
June IL, lsjS.-tf Director f. y Ia. r. r