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NJ. H. DOWNS
Vegetable BaIsamie Elixir,
For Coughs, Cclds, Consumption. Whoo-
ping Cough, Group, Asthma, and
all diseases of the Chest and


ping Cough, Group, Asthma, and
all diseases Of the Chest and
Lungs.
This article has been before the Am
erican people for "a years, and although
l have advertised it but very little, it has
found its way into very many families,
and always with success, as far as l have
ever heard.
1t is warranted to give perfect salts
faction. Be sure and get the genuine,
which has my name written on the label
of each bottle with a pen and numbered,
to prevent counterfeits.
Bemare Of The counterfeit,
have appointed J. NJ. HENRY &
SONS, Waterbury. VT, my general
agents. to whom all orders should be adj
dressed.
n. II. DOWNS.
Retails for % cts, so cts, and 81 per
bottle. For sale by Druggists and AIer-
chants everywhere.
d. c. RANDALL, Wholesale and
Retail Agent, Irasburgh.
TRY THIS GREAT REMEDY.
b b b
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Notice.

The Listers Of the several Towns in the Coun
~ of Orleans are requested to meet at the Town
House in Irasburgh on Tuesday, the 22d day oil
March, for the purpose of establishing some uni
form rates Of Listing the Personal Property in
said County.
MANY LISTERS.
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NOTICEI

& Ii persons ont OF tie town Of Westfeld are
ioFDiqaeh haFooring or trusting Rogene
II ebbIms, Cornelius ) Siebbins and Clsrri-a
o'toolhs' minor heirs CT the late LucHs Sieb-
hlhS, as Town paupers al said town Of Wesffeld
rs theY a1-conoed about ten days since from said
lo"u 0y Inc assistance Of 3Irs. Elvira Miles, their
mother, unknown at the time TO The authority nj
aid town.
a. IS. ANNIS. Overseer Of Poor.
Westfeld. March 7. 1859. aIw3
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In West Derby, Feb. ., George Herbert, son
of S. NJ. and N. 5. Kittridge, aged years and 6
months.
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SPECIAL NOTICE /!

: Vie subscriber has made arrangements and
B keeps constantly On hand those 1hreshiug
| Machines that have taken the premium over ev-
cry Machine that they could bring against it in
the State OF New York, for threshing and clean
ing grain. he subscriber has had great expe-
renee IN threshing with all kinds of Machines
and can safely say that he challenges the world
10 do as good work and so much Of it MS he can
with q. Westinghouse Railway Machines Nam
uhctUred ~ Schenectady y. !. The subscriber
| keeps constantly On hand and will furnish on
short notice any quantity Of those Machines "a.
reduced prices. Please call and examine the Ma
chine before purchasing elsewhere. The sub
scriber won. refer those that are ia want Of Ma
chimes TO +. Jones, c. Lambfeare. who can truly
appreciate the difference between this Machine
and several different kinds they have empioved
the year before The subscriber will pay S. 90
for every pint of grain that goes over in the
straw when it is properly Managed
0]@ All sell will put up and warrant them
/ to work.
/ JOSEPH C. PARMENTER.
/ Lowell, Vt G
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WANTED

A PARTNER with small Cash capital, 70
I z eussgs 90 the Boot and Sl.ge business.-
ness, tand % good repui udli9ul sell qualified 10
fake charge 81 Size Cutting aud FltfIuR, YET that
mas not be positive rGuirerarut. Oas faeii-
ties ioF making money caii,ot be beat ii a0Fths
efn Vermont. Il is rare chance iar q gogfl go
ahead man re have tie best loacaiion ID u ) o /.
Apply s0oD. Address
SAMUEL STAMFORD.
Irzsbargh, Vs. III
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EERER ATlON.

III y = a 3 hNTlNs
fE'HiS IS TO certify that | have given my son
d Rawson Robinson, his time during the re-
mainder OF has minority. and shan claim none OF
bls eareins~ nor pay any debts otais ntracting
after this DATE.
CLARRTSSA ROBINSON.
Witness-GRFsHAM T. WRIGHT
Lowell Feb. 8, 1883 9w2#
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ects Of secret habits Of I0ath
o u Every Father should presents copy to his
u ne Cause the effect, the Remedy, 81
m Rain language by Physician Of EmiRenee.
~ any person enclosing two three cent post
age stamps. viii receive Il copy by mail, under
seal Address all letters to
Drawer 1I3 Post Office, Albany, n. Y.
Dg- Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pin.
made from the extract Of Cattoa Root. "a remedy
used for years among the female slaves at tn.
Soafs, "a form Of dec0ction or tea; now for the
hrst time Introduced into general use. Price one
Dottrr, sent under seal nv mail Married Ladit /
must not use them Address as above.
Drd~er Il3 Post Office, AlJany, ". J
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4 CHOICE selection Of Drugs and Medicines,
= ior sate ~ the new Drug Store.
Sept. 90 A c. RANDALL.
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Member 81 tbe Royal College Of Surgeons, &c.
&C. sfefWatorrHma, or seminal Emissions,
A-rYGu- Debility luppieusv, Loss Of Energy ,
ll-pre sion Of Spirits. Imidity. Dceases Of the
seXnal Organ. aHd impeachment 70 Marriage
generally. are promptly and efeciually cured BY
the Authors novel and most successful mode Of
fFeameHf. uy means % which the Invalid can
Fegfiu pristine health without having recourse
% dangerous and expensive medicines.
From tie London Lancet 80 The best freaiiss
eres wfibeH ~ saijfetaf fiial iaporhYnre 10 al
Bseh n'sh,g he A.tts0tS ezfksd reputation"
A8dfpss the PubH-hsr. &. g. C. kLIHE &
Co. 1t Avenue, cer. 10Th Street, Post Box $3.50
New YORK CIV
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terms
Bills for Tuition, PAYABLE az the middle OF the
term.
~ Il Is desirable that every student should be
present nt the beginning of the term rs the class.
Is viii then be formed
FoFmriher particulars, call on the Executive
Committee, n. Nuyter. L. N. KimbaI, J. X
Drew.
sve NJ MANSFIELD. sec'y.
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eg~A PHYSICIANS LEGACY. 50
TO YOUNG MEN.

A few ration
nj and disin-
trresfed 70
marks. imam
phlet form nj
81 laecs. az.
~
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z HE paee so buv Lndie', wHlking shoes, Com
gre-- boots, Chilireu's and Misses shoes, La
dies aud Gents rnbbers, cheap, Is az tho
~ CON STORE.
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nEALGII WITHOUT PHYsIC !

rluzE EssAY OF NEIVous DISEASES.
Z USr published IRE 25th thousand. IN q seal
- ed envelope, price 10 cents; sent, post paid.
by tie Publishers, for three stamps:
81 ffEDfTAT EeGAV 9w rffr pfIycfCA Al Iev.
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HAUsTr0N AND DECAY
d. 2. J CELNER MEf.L..

81 the frame from Indulgence, Infection and the
iuiu'iaus cqusfqueuces Of Mecury, Wih the
HoderH means of cure.
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UEST EOOTs and SHOES made from the
Ed be If Leather and sold cheap Tor cash.
n. DAGGETT.
Alnrch S lsba u
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FOR SALE

III Will
ONE good Building Lot III the most bushes.
" part Of the Village Of irasburgh.
lift S. STANFORD.
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g The time to make sugar is when
the sap runs.
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WANTED

& TAILOR with q small capital to engage 81
n the Clothing 4nsiness. Apply soon Au-
dress $. ) fAAFOED, or SThEDAHD Office
Inls0urgh lift
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Irasburgb, March ., 1858.
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IBARTON ACADEMY

III VIE Spring Term 81 this Institution will cont
d menee on Wednesday the 9Th dty Of March.
and ccntinue eleveu weeks under the immediate
supervision of
HES. A. Il. THOMPSON,
graduate Of Dartmouth College who will be as
sisted hy competent Board ol teachers.
Mr Ihompsof's high standjsg aud reputation
asa Teacher is SO well known, that further com .
neadatlaas would be unnecessary,
M effort on the part OF she Trustees viii be
spared q make j, the best aud most popular school
ia the County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02
GArMsVILI,13 INggITUTE.

C:AYMSVILJE INSTITUTE.
: VIE THIRD SESSION Of this Institute will COM
l. mcnce en- the Sd of January, 1859, under the
Of
IL. LTICTF and
Miss J. n! CoNpT0N, -
Espsci, attention will lie paid to the m.rt>l and
moral culture of pupils entrusted to their care and
no pains will be spared to secure thorough know
ledge Of all the branches taught in the school.
TUITION PER MONTH
FIRST CIAss-O,ihc gsphy, Reading, Writing
and Elementary Arithmetic, 81
SscoND CLAss-Arithm,tic continued, GeaFra-
ply, English Grammar, aCd Natural Phi
loscphy, Q 50
THIRD ClAss-For all the higher branches, in
GLIDING Chemistry, Mental Philosophy, ph:s-
io!Osy, Analogy, Rhetoric, Logic, Ancient
eri Modern History; also, Latin ard Greek, 90
Students will be charged from date Of entrance til
close of session No deduction made except in cases
ofprotrsctsd sickness or death
VISITING COMMITTEE:
Or. NJ. v. Mathews, L. Cooling,
R.T. j. T. Wheeler, II. Bean,
W. L. fletcher.
jan. s, 1S59-21;5 me-,
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r.puyps,rrIp, Collin county, Te.,., o,

FIrurs,rrIr, Collin county, Tes,', Oct n, 1879.
Sr:-lcomsdrr ihs Harvester eouss ofy"u ia, st over
well pasd with ts performance sst thn. every TAR
mcr saght to have Os.. Yours, he, II, sTAShI0sp
pALLIs cOusrr, Texas, JAY s, 1857
Gcnnemta-ln reference to the peri Of the Ken
lucky Harvester have only say, that h.v. with this
ti.el with the Harvester Have four drreu sus. Of
RGpcrs work besides the Kcnucky Harvester sHd am sts'
fled that has advantages over any her mat nave sem me
principal which lghness Of draft ssi convenience
q rakng and leaving the Ann IN an.ns.i tr the
distcy me AMI hear their aud otera speak Of
them and they express the favorable opinion that have a.
another Yours respectfully, JAMES sSTu
WAx,HAcmE, Ellis county Texas, Aug 10, lSsI.
Grnnemen-I purchased of your agent two of your Ken
lucky Nrycsters for my plantation Your L1ry..le'
greatly excel my thing brought to tbs country There are
great many my ncgbors who want Rrspcrs aud wish
to know what price will furnish ten maenes Tor n,t hr
vest early possible, ~ at the lstsston
imany my ncghuors that write can engage ten Leap
ers in forty eight hoare after hearing from you
have had from twenty visitors each day to examine my
work the field. This county needs At leu. 10 or 5O
ReAsr' Yours respectfully g Hayidi p i +. i,i.
We, undersigned bought and used the Kentucky liar
Reaper seen and would recommend to tae farming
community. J. 6 SHERWOOD, Kaufman County
JIM. McRlySOLps,
JAMES JACKSON,
GEORGE R. WEST,
& JACKSON.
JAMES 0. CRI TCHFIELD,
sAhUAL 3 JONES.
November 1st, 1858.
have just returned from visit t. the State Fairs " Illinois
and kcntpcEy haze male the acquaintance many msnnNeur
VI agricultural implements have examined large vey o
Rsapers fully of the opinion that the Kentucky Hsrvr-
the best adapted to the Of wheat rasers OF
chine Invented ufe and the most of the farmers h whom
have became acquainted IN travels express the same opinion
About u these rvesters sold in T1ea during the
1855 and they have given universal satisfaction, IA
as have heard.
will he ready for delivery Jefferson the
LIST Of 4 lrii, nnd AZ Miliwu0d on l!e LIST OF May.
Orders addressed to J. NJ. & J. c. MURPHY, JEFF
erson, Tc1as, to the Undersigned at Milmooi, Tex
a., will receive prompt attention.
Price $50, at Louisville, kentucky
To which will be added the freight to Jefferson. Texas
saS Circulars fully describing this machine, will be
forwarded free Of charge, on application.
Address JEREMIAH SHERWOOD,
.tfliuoo&, Icrds.
] am also agent for
Miller. Wingatc e. Co.'s Two and -Four
Horse Lever Powers and Threshers,
and.SUCaR MILLS.
The latter particularly adapted to grinding rcse Sugar Cane
Any OF these will be ordered fur persons wishing them
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
Millwood Nov. I, 1S6S-19:tf
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Pure EIns.aE.s

OF all kinds-Applc, Peach and Cognac branlics
" of the best brands; Bourbon, Rye and Irish
wiskcys VIM Of all kinds all warranted pure and una
pucrae, and have NO STRYCHSINE, are sale at my
SALOON, on the East siic 0 the Public Square. have also
on hand the best qualities of Cigars and ca7e lot Conf
tons, and articles usually to be found good estabneut
Those who indulge" invited to take the pure stuff
Dallas, July Is, ls5s.-5:tL d. Y ELLIS
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Tcyas PcnifentiaVy.


j LENS. PLAIN AND TWILLED
ne undersigned woull respectfully call TIE attention Of tho
planning interest t. the above gods. Tie suoay " I'll who
use u'f establish the fact that they superior to
Kris u similar n.Ine Thought 10 The State
M M o. which they made b, Of lcst-anl wi H.
% Vu agents fr The sale # them at irc-cn Messrs
n ny CO.. Nov Orleans Nessrs II. unge Co., H.
Burke, Houston. JoItS g pr-srr irsaii -. =
H1ntsTiIle, August is5s--T slo.c a., i'' Aii-Hi Ab'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

y Major w. W. Leland, and Captain Chas
Leland, late Of the Metropolitan Hotel, New
York, are on their way to Texas, where they
60 extensively into grazing, on large and va.
liable ronche Of over 10000 acres.
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Miss Ann PAMELA Cunningham, the Regent
OF the Ladies' Mt Vernon Association, on the
Cd. ult. paid 10 Mr.. John A. Washington S7G,-
600, being the fist ins,alment Of the purchase
money for the home and grave Of Washing
ton.
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Mount Prairie High school.

w Il. SMITH, Principal, aud Mrs. S. j. SMITH
" Assistant
TIE s>.o u Til. school, will the rr3t Mon
igy in October The scholastic yrxr will be divided uts
.iyus Of i've nOntis each
TENMspf TEifioN per S,s,io.i
orths2r'phy kr.Iuy, Writing, Geography nd primary
Grammar and Arithmetic, 81 SO
Grammar and Arithmetic counuca, Elementary Algshrs,
Composites Natural Philosophy Chemistry id History 10 b
Alg"hfs continued, Geometry, Trigun.G,ry. Surveying,
Descriptive aGs Arsly teal Geometry, nif.rutsl aIi
InEgTal Cscubns, Astronomy, hrn,s Philosophy, The
element. L.;g, Greek spanish ian,usyes IS 90
StGd nt ill br chsrsud from tic time Of catering usl
clnsa Of Tie session unls. in Of pr0irsc.ei iUntss
Tuition payable al the expirstOn Of each term
This school il located IN sss county mile, month a.
town u n.l,s the residences Of Bon Ncr aud b.
fortncr. ~ Board he had in the ncigborGCd
le Zach student will be charged so w session, in
,ilcIts expenses. i1Iy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

Sir, said young wife 10 her husband, a
few days after IN rriage, yon were honest
enough TO tell me your chimney smoked, but
Why didn't you tell me you smoked yourself
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

Three hundred and twenty-five tons OF the
iron for the Washington county road has al
ready arrived at Houston, and is TO be sent up
al once for the rehabilitation Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

subtln few out n the many Testimonials ,s,srsN 10
favor Of the Kcntrcky Harvester, Tom crrs u 1cSs.
JoIss1x's srAruS, rsr.ut county, Jans D. ltS
have leo Of whc. with span 81 boss ~ 10
lays; have iO several plrcs u days, and moved sh ucs
Of country miles " cI,cut nv h<y tss't
With the lEryc.ter. II fully ana the b furNieh 10 sndrd
They Just III, machine Tor our prairie cOuIy. ~
Yours &c, JAMES NATs9N'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

A wise man will speak we'll of his neighbor.
love his wife. take home newspaper, and pay
70, n in advance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

The first degree OF folly $50 think ones sell
q little smarter fhaa c,hef people, The next &c
let your self-conceif teeone knosH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

A wag says he does not care fig whether
they get any currents through the Atlantic ca
be ar DOT but he would like few fresh dates.
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Land for &aie

OFFER for sale on the no reasonable term, ,l,s
] following tracts Of land $40 acres. situated an
the East die ~ the Trinity river, opposite tie ueu ~ F;
Mile crrskze tinered. 200 situated aout TO NIL,
be the mouth q Five Nile, and three niles Nnh-ras n
Peasant Run On ;c latter there beieet Nfv
enty in good Of cultivation With de urasl farm
ho, s;aaes and ocr mrrgvcn s and llrrty a FIRE -l
both trscks vel Eaierrd To lard l. situated fr
VII e sold low. Irni iuTsrs T.sss Ffre me eli
duly u le55--5aL T. J. NAMpLrP
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

I &. Reeds Marx and HrRns.-Ny brsnd 70,
d horses aud cattle l. the letters S. D. Ny max i
ssail1s fk nd r1isrit IN e right. aud ,-p ard sria n
tisss AZ Al nj n sHs ruEr lave s brss. sJsess
- s.s.-sas a1ss Z, ss.s-'S.. ssla-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

Nalass tsss as much p.ins IN forming
i-Er. a. m eInperos, end resolves both at
- s(fhr ss1rs Snsf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

LIVE OAK POINT, IarrNnt county, Ass -, 1888.
Dear ST:My rspsr did good work. Could evls .ssg raj
Tor you II you desre IT, Very respectfully, NAfh rhakf'
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MickaPOO Steam Saw NIisE.
100000 FEET SEASONED LUMBE II
NOW nN

100000 FEET SEASONED LUMBER
NOW ON HAND.
'HESE MILLS arc finely situated, Immediately on
L the line between Anderson and Henderson oSHe
ties, miles northwest of the town of Kicka fN, "a
miles southeast of Athens, As miles from the fssng
of the Trinity Mt Bnsctte, 55 miles from Porter's
Bluff u from Larissa % from Rusk, 90 from pales-
tine 65 from Kaufman, As from Canton, 80 from "
Ter, G5 from Centrevie, 100 from Dallas, So from
Waxahachie, GO from Corscana, 80 from Wild Car
Bluff, 35 from Pine Bluff, 80 from Parker's DlaG,
10 from Waco, so from Fairfield IS from Springfield
100 from Fort Worth, 100 from Buchanan, 100 frem
IIllsborougb, and los from Johnsonss Station.
PRICES:
Flooring, per hundred feet, al 90
Ceiling, =" rs
Misunderstanding, 26
All other sizes in proportion.
These mills under the supervision Of frat rate
Sawyer and Engineer, and being in regular operation
the public may always depend upon full supply Of
well seasoned lumber, and upon having all bills ars
and small, filed with accuracy and at the shortestr
tice, according to orders.
All orders must be addressed to BENZ III. JoHxsos.
Kickapoo, Anderson County, Texas.
NJ. 7. JOHNSON.
Johnson's Station, Tarrant Co., April 1s-isff
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HoUsToN AVID aALvnsToN.


Galtesion Agricultural warehoase,
acno saslil, coHAla sIHAsp AsD rrrn0NT sTnErr
W"iHh "'h b h1 ,asi ls,f I, :, 49, 80, =
nuhfirilTt RAJ IMrIIMENfa
sall,i q hs Fosns SAINTS q III eaui asans lLsss
rioras-cas', wreusl and s's, rrcn sL, one isr.s 10
in,AlnA2Rgs1Igr5.',a i % "a r,I.apf
tOIS slrlLEls-snrs aud D,u,s, w. Hand aud Hon.
Poser
COliN PLAINTIFFS
SIM row ths-ror Hand ~ lioTss,
AovinEaml htalirs Mgtlipfs-
lhHtliaE MaClh,si llrrse ant Hand hskes
igIg and ranapgn csrn Nhl' haH s'os and ssssl Cen
And Cot niArIs, and Feed Mills,
thums-huisIy, 1hsrmiifier and hk'h
nsrifn tnFinss, Hoe, hlsll,s, AXIS, hcks
iase lleols, 80, s,Is tiA NhsrITiu,ss'
Plantation aud Road NpEossi
oaldti ani lir lanNsi
Mesa end reusl iIanlrss, oollar,, llsn,', s'i
Va "a hs,' iass ilew llns aud hul RluEsi
ho4n shd llehus sciaIrrs,
-Reiting-
Uas isnn,d Stretched I,s.l.r, Igul TO !. insh'.i
, nsssn,,l ;, hnhitl se,d rS, an sii'hsI
Lace lSatl,T Riyeis smi runsles,
-Gardcn Seeds aud Plants
As,h, sr Nlr and Mnsaes Kentucky Harvester Reaper
Milsr ana Wlnyaies Com and Cob Crushing Nm
q W. hIoNn's faseh' ur'i Alln, frrnrh and Rurr.
RnlIoSs stlf.snARPiNiNG corn MEAL i,D 0EsrR
Al PEKD MILL. ~
E,lI:IlY iilornERs HORSE POWER AND oysnsIor
MILLER, NlN6AIE & cas- PENNsYLVANIA Youn
HORSE POWER ANp Z, RlSill.ls.
MevoRD EOGARhus HORSE POWER.
AGLNr FOR r. CARVER 4 Co,'sIMpRov.D COTTON GIN.
Asp CHloHlSrLRss SKA ISLAND COTTON GIN,
-ALSO-
GENlRAL AGENTS FOR MANUFACTURES.
May sis5S-46ilyr. lsAACu q, WILLIAMS co.
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Mckenzie asasa5sssse.
Mound gss2sFb'ie Institute,
i,:o ,1,r,nn

At Mound i'rairie, A ndersou Co., TeYus,
l-2 miles NJ L. Of Palestine, Oh the TyierGaa
Mtrorep0,t Road.
Ii Fourteenth Session this Institution opened The
Monday in August, under the charge Of Eltr JAMES r.
MALONE. assist by abb and well approved Faculty.
The buildings ample and ctm0dDus Dormtorcs tie
plan 5IOnas Jc!crscIfuO pupils OHy in aroom. The two
Departments are entirely distinct and in separate buildrg
Scholastic Year conss of sessions Of five months each. The
ASeDkid Debating CRIB has fine LIBRARY, pr, scned 10
by the bcraly Of the friends Of the Institution. Students rece
we'd at any time and charged eniy from the day oenance to the
clnse OF ;he session.
N. All damage done 10 ouitrics furniture charged
to the occupants. lcImtores furnished with everything
CESAR to render them comfortable and pleasant and in style
superior to az! ;lne IN Ills State.
Char for B0arI Y1iioH Room FRclapd E1shirg
TOR he Scholastic Ieay OF tro sessions Of months.
English Department, Is lass, lfraii at close, 500
ifnot paid at close, ITO
I'D Class, If paid at co.e, Il0
II net lrd ut close, 12l
iingu,l Mathematical Department. il paid else. 100
II not Pad al dose, 1872
Music on Niplir Guitar or Plano, (escl,O 90
Contingent fee,
Ten per Discount allowed for sd, PAYMENTS
Positively nodeduciion under any cicumsEnc.s except
Irutractel sickness
Sept. H. ls5S- 49, y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-02

'CerMhIy, my Rnne IS -.
"Have you any family"
eyes, a wife and servant"
ANY children Z"
'.Wait moment, I'll 60 and see"
In the course Of FIVE minutes the proprietor
returned and jovfully remarked, Yes, you-can
put down one boy"
3 The employee returned his Acknowledgements
and moved oil to gather information elsewhere.
About half an hour afterwards he was return.
ing through the same street, when he heard a
hail from the house Of the gentleman above re-.
frrred TO, and gong up, the gentleman remark
ed, "Sir, you can put me down for two child
rem"