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wskinp Feuce-Posts Durable.

Ali posts will rot, sooner or later, and no
method will put of the period of decay very
long. Yet something can be done. Charring
the lower end before setting it, is not labor lost
although it must BIZ remembered that the
charring process often cracks the timber, and
so allows the moisture TO penetrate the post
and thus induce decay. Boring small holes
near the ground, and filing them with salt
once year, is sometimes recommended. Per-
haps the salt thus introd Uced, and diffused
through the wood, may retard decay, but we
cannot, from theory or observation, vouch for
such results Coating the lower end and six
inches above the ground with coal.gas tar an
swers good purpose, and is we think, the
cheapest and most etiectual.
A correspondent suggests soaking the lower
ends in solution of blue vitrioh (Suphate OF
copper)-all that will dissolve in water nd
saws that this has been used with success on
shingles, spouts, bean.poles, and wood in other
forms exposed to the weather. We do not un-
,lersiand the chemical action of such fluid,
but it may be good for fence-posts for uught
we know. -American AgribultwiSts,
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s0ifoLkaTfO
Thc DnlIns iIlsh schooI

11nE ut 'or.Ifhei tss If't .r.sl q s.ha1. To- u,
I hl"uI. lltI shoe rur.s. beside ih0 lii'ntry
.t.' fs .f thU .umHUu school viii haze hu cpffrtu'
H.f. 10 puts.IHf ibo siuiJ 0l iir Latin aud Ore0s
bnrrtr. HHI Iuo hailtmiilf. fu rH a. ig prepared
rr almlas'.u i1 tho junior gl,ss ~ auy college.
Those lernurf lhs siuly az Trench vii receive ths
requisite Too irurt0n, anil pupil will DO taught iho
ant uf L,uisraUa drawing. The schDll a established
f,r tha mluttl and moral culture 1T youth, nnl IA
facilitate those ends Hrt.i .uripiitf will be- murrc'l
hr teacher believing tilt good scholarship aud dis
order cannot corl.st Parents living at distance
Wishing 90 send ttrir children, emu easily uhta.t
board ur tbeu at reasonable rates Va private Ialnht-
leo iDen
ui, tao intention Of the teacher TO make the Hai-
DO, IHgi SrtCni permanent hrsi class institution
and when the uumb,r Of scholars increase as 10 Ee-
luirt Il ne will have competent assistance
Tho scholastic year u ,u div led that the lst SESSION
will contain but three months, ending 9th o. Sepiem-
ber thc ueNt session commencing the lst Of October
and ses. Ions subsequent thereto viii contain i've
months each The studies are divided into tho let
"a and H classes, on the primary, the Intermediate,
ani the classical scieuth, and Ornamental
The siudics OF the lsi class are urthoclnphy,
Reading, Writing elementary Arithmetic and 6euE-
mUhv and the price o. tuition for the ~ session @.
three months -, The studies og The n class are
Arithmetic and Geography continued, English Dram
NAV elementary Algebra, Natural Philosophy, lhem-
stry, History, Moral Philosophy, Evidences Of
Christianity, Eloeuton aud Experimentation
~ co.
The studies of the 81 class hro tho Latin, Greek
ard French languages, Algebra, Geometry, Irgo-
nome,ry, Surveying, Ancient Geography, Mythology
aud prnVing--tuition $40,
The hills for tuition become duo at the end Of tho
term, but deduction OF ten per cent, will be made
when payment u made in advance.
HENRY W, CoIr, Priaeiph
Dallas, Texas, June 9th, ls69.--i9af
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AGRICULTURAL.


fhs tenn 10 n.td 'p denote lh' pta...n FOL.
fonfnng huiUt. g. .itlli ~ }lut N.UNf
sunmof. and lt.l.ur tliem with green 'u'l'
at daily, such nstufi. mi lUi Du 'u'nf '1ntt
clover. llcems. turnpt cic. lhf mode ~
feeding Is extensively pucil-rl 81" England,
bu, though frequently recommended. has not
met with much favor hery, The Advantages
claimed are that food DO thus consumed with
less waste; that there il "A cryai increase M
the amoun, Of good manure saved ,U'i Toe
animals are less exposed TO the heat OF the 'nn
and 10 flies unl other insects. trli O larger
proportion of m, food goes to tho Production
81 lat. mnscles and milk. when The animals
are hen, o.iet. tha, much less fencing Is re-
CURED; nad, as the greatest consideration, the
the same quantity Of land wl.. iory's ,''' io'
two or three tunes az muuy animals, wheu the
quicker growing and larger p'"r. Ike corr
etc., are raised, instead OF 'Decu nmon p1a'''
2msses. These considerations % snHe'en' To
recommend more general adoption OF 'ne
practice ia some parts oil the cou"lry-as near
the larger cities, where land ,s very valuable
But under ordinary circumstances me ndu'l'oh'
al cost Of gathering the food dalIy' Wo'll eS,
coed the rental Of uddluonat pasture land
enough 10 keep the animals. The manure
saved by soimg Is not clear gam, Tor TINS IS
distributed over the laud in grazing, The adj
vantage Of Keeping animals qa'ai, are 2roha'
bly lost in vigor, ior the exercise taken lo 5iaz'
ing is hardly enough to waste much neslh
while il must promote good health
Blu, every farmer should practice ''o'Ilng'
10 a lifaucd degree at one season OF the year,
viz: IN mid sumner. when the usual grasses
are marched and dried. Under the best CIR
. cunstonces there ave always o few weeIs Of
comparatively poo; pastnrage IN July or Au'
gust. aud Just then very entetpuSlng, tnoaghi'
ful fnrmef will have , bountful supply OF some
succplent crop ready TO cut and feed out IN
daily ratons. in the stable or fields. Not only
vii! the better Weld Of milk, and the greater
vipor OF working animals amply repay the
cost at once, bat all kinds o! stock thus prov'
ded for at the most trying seNson, viii 90 luto
fail pasturaae ia good condition, and be ready
10 Law IN fat and flesh against the winter
In "tiy.tme" it win be found advantageous
"a shut an cattle aud horses in dark stalls, du-
ring that par! Of the day w0en insects are
most troublesome, and e! cut green food take
the place OF plsiumge. ,.r
Corn or Chinese sugar cane planted IN dt'IS
and miliet, oats, etc, sown broadcast are among
the best crops for so,ing. II planted or sown
N small plots at intervals of four to eight days
a logger succession Of green food VIII be Sc
cured. american Asricu!t1"ig'.
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At the " oodbury Eng blowing. match a
few weeks ago, MIR. John Daw fold the follow
ing anecdste Having drained field where
nothing had ever grown before, was standing
near looking at a crop ! had there, when q
aeiqhboring farmer came ~. we have one
Of two loose farmers in our neighborhood one
Of them, in fact, came from Woodbury., laugh
teri but that is not the man am speaking Of
Ne cume IN and said to me, That is booli-
fI,i crop how did &c get it, Surr I replied,
.Bmins.' [Laughter.l Wat! manure the
f;eld Wi bfains!' More laughter. Yes
lRenewed II ughier He replied, Lord, yer
honor, whore did ee get umf" lRoars Of
iaugh,erl
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IfIflH Giant HEill

SIZE: 40 70 a. 40 as 90 50 "a 50 60 Inches
pr,ce, % 80 43 80 60 10 81 100 l25 lf5 Dollars
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, Strapped
Size 90 90 ~ IS Inches
prie-. 6 100 AS lTj poiiars
Ahog btaal botng cloth and horse powers always haad
ready ioT 7Lpcnt Also, shaing, pulcs, Hanger Swing
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IF thick rope be intermixed among the
branches of fruit tree in blossom, the end Of
which ia directed downward 50 as 10 terminate
in pail of water, should slight frost take
place during the night, it will not in the small
est degree affect the tree while the surface Of
the water in the pail which receives The rope
will be covered with a cake Of ice OF more or
less thickness, though water placed in another
pail by the side of IT, at the same time by
way Of experiment, may notsfrom the slight
ness Of the frost, have any ice at oil on it.
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To obtain fruit from Barren Trees

To lbs Editor of lie 1merican Agricnlt"rlm :
wish to describe to yon method OF max
king fruit trees bear that Numbered on to
Some fifteen years ago had small apple
tree tina. leaned considerably. drove stake
by it, tied string to limb and fastened 1t to
tie stake. The next year that limb blossom
ed full, and not another blossom appeared oo
the tree, and as Tim Banker said, cit sol me
a thinking" and came TO the conclusion that
the string was so light, that it prevented 'he
SAP returning to the roots; consequently, II
formed fruit buds Having couple OF pear
trees that were large enough to bear, but that
had never blossomed, took coarse twlne,
wound it several times around the tree above
The lower limbs, and tied it as tight as could,
The next Spring all the top above the cord
blossomed as white rs sheet, aud there was
not one blossom below where the cord was tied.
A neighbor seeing my trees loaded with pears,
used this method with the same result, have
since tried the experiment on several trees a. e
WAYS with the same result. think !! much
better way than cutting OF the roots. 10 ear
" Summer, say jane or July, wind strong
Irvine several times round the tree or single
limb, and lie it, the tighter the better, and you
will be pleased with the result; the next Win
ter or Sp,ng the cord may be taken Of
JAMES B, RUSSELL
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,Stner in The American Agricutunst'
o,.,,,;ons that, at the sale OF LOT Of COWS al
suction, every buyer wanted 'iiTst-rate cow
and asked as 10 quality IN this respect, but mat
the tattest cows, IN every Instance, Oroagnt NE
most money--none considering ne iaet maj
tbr best milkeIs are always N moae5sie s9nei'
-, They please the eye, regardless OF lu-
To- 80 rrnf.. ana such is very generally The csse.
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CABINET FURNITUREI

TIVE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
and appurtenances Of the Cabinet shop. formerly $50
owned by W r. Burtle Bro, Of this place. now
prepared with increased faciles) supply the couu
Try With all the furniture needed the most reasonable rates.
would exchange furniture lumber We also pre-
pared patterns the castings Of Mil Irons
Reapers Thehers Expect keep on hiud Sorho sugar
Mills An orders entrusted will be promptly al lend
ed TO- ami executed in the shortcEt possible time -
March 2, Isj9.--35;1y.l GoBLh- IlAOh Co.
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The cure of Cancer a Of great importance to Ii AZ
1ctcd end call the attention Of the people and the press J
above ca3e. ROB'T KELLY. 13.1%
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Wood Frame, 1Onque and Grove 1913
Iron do Plane On both side at same fine. g57
T. s th articles enumerated In this Circular kept
stsny hand, boxed for shipment Samples up may be
seen AZ the SAILS ROOM.
SO Sc: Charles Street, New Orleans.
Aprii lS5q-426rl
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y. IirnNhY

pyr,, am, ~ rt attention YIN bc PAID 20 auhusness
trusted 90 hhn Wn bly, sen aud 0cate anil, lanai
n uTorvr land patents pas taAr and attend to i business
iris, years with the General Land once has thorough know.
OF Land Laws and TITLES ~ the country II wnbe preesa.
~ Ian those wishing ny tcfyrrs to remit ita should the hus,
ms ran,ar nnt amount u the rsnnnsr, THE balance VIII he
returned ar placed de- pnstc subject 10 order,
bls oil hg llAuAa uf Louisiana viii he received, lou
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VNcEemgye Institute.
NYommd Nsrairic Institute,


At Mound Prairie, Anderson Co., Texas,
IL miles N. E. of Palestine, on the 1yleraRd
Shreveport Road.
THE 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 commodos norrnores on the
plan Thomas Jehersonro pupils only in The two
Departments entirely distinct and in separate buildngs
Scholastic Year consists Of two sessions five months each The
depiid Debating Club has fine LIBRARY, presented to
hraiy Of the friends Of the Institution Students recel
any and charged only from the day oenance to the
close Of the
n. BAH damage done to Dormitores or furniture charged
TO the occupants. Doorics furnished with every thing
cesary render them foabe and pleasant and in style
superior to anything in this State
Charges for Board Tuition Room Rent Fuel aud WGshng,
for he Scholastic Year oftwo sessions Of months
English Department ist Class ir paid ut close, 800
II not paid mt close 40
20d Class. If paid NJ close, ITO
not paid at close, III
Lngua or Mathema Department; paid at close 100
if not paid at close, 1872
Music on Violin, Guitar or Piano, (each, 90
Contingent fee,
Ten per cent discount allowed for advance payments
Positively deduction under any circumstances, except for
protraced sickness.
Sent II. 1S59-l2:ly,
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CherOk e steam saw Will /!

BKDUN d WHhLUWs
HAVE their extra-iue % horse power Steam Saw
II Mil now in full operation, miles east Of Can
mons bridge. on the Neeches River, IL miles from
Palestine where they viii always keep on hand a
large and good assortment Of the best quality Of soft,
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
dred BROOM 4 MARLtnR.
Rnsk, Texas, March LIST, '5si-SGly.
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The Cedar Springs' EmstitMte,
Mount Prairie High school.

w r. SMITH, Principal, and Mrs. s. J. SMITH,
w Assistant .laki1a6
The session II this school viii commence on tle fir
day October The scholastic year will be divided into vQ
sion. d FIVE months each.
TERMS 7'ui';on per Session
Grammar SiiS,aiI and GrItlmec 81 90
co@posoa Natural rmosop6y, Chemistry ana History Il SO
Algebra continued Geometry rgonemetry, Surveying,
Descriptive and Analytical Geometry, Difercntal and
elements Of Latin, creek and Spanish language Is 90
Students will charged from the time Of entering until the
close Of tie session. unless in Of potracted Illness
Tuition payable az the expiration Of each term
This school located in Dallas county, mles north d he
Dallas, the residences of Ben Merrill and NJ f.
Forner n Board he had 10 the neghborhood reasona
bic Each student will be charged so cts per session, in
cidcnta expenses. lilly,
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kamgtman Femlage school.

THE second Session Of the Kaufman Female School will
nence on last Monday in January following
Of tuition per Session of FIVE months, to wit
FmsT CLISs--0rthOgraphy, Reading Writing, Primary
Geography, 90
Nat Philosophy, Botapp Algebra cammenecd &c 1900
MentG Phosopby Evidences Of chranity, Nc, IL 90
Latin and Frepch Languages each extra 90
Music on the Piano and Guitar each 20 90
Use Of tho Instrument 500
Incidental fee, 90
Ornamental branches usual charges.
Students charged from time of entrance until the close Of the
session No deduction only proacted sickness
MRS. NJ TOMPRINS, Principal.
Reference n character and eTpcrence as an Instruces
Rev. A ALLEN, Prn Smithvie l-suie, Smithyiie Miss
Prof. JoHs C. STEPHENSON, Ia Grange, Ala.
Hon, Jos. H. THlBIE, Frankfort, Ala.
WA. BuRFoRD, Esq, Bright star, lass.
Rev. S. VI viewer, Hooker, Hund FreXas
ELDEa JAMES A. BuTLFR, Stering,1frk.
Kaufman Texas, Jan. lS5a.-30u
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Coleman S Mills!

The undersigned paetee aud proprietor of the
ny CORN AND FLUURlNG MILLS respectfully dp1,ouo
L. his patron, aud the public generally, that mis- Nnuh'" IT.
the " Kcruer Ia Is now In successful nptrluh -
Ns cura SIX different sizes ranging from ~ % 70 uehr' IN
diameter aud 10 suit purchasgrs Two Einds OF boh az AN NY
use viz the French Burr and the German or tooGe stone
II prices ranging from : 100 u 500 apiece
The Office In the these Mills nj So s. Charles .'N'
basement N Masonic Had, and opposite Commercial Alley WHORE
orders will meet with prompt aeuti1n Orders e Tue manu-
factory win ul, be a,nde, TO- NI be shipped from
there direct aud dyaEu by Steamboat Or on e -e
Orleans Jackson aud Great Northern Eliltoid
ruted circulars giving every ntoru on necessary 'rpnnF
up aud operating hcs celebrated Ms, can be obtained S A"'
disslg the undersigned, at No 50 St Charles Etctet
Tu,-Cpsh and H Mills vusraneel 20 perform, In e'
cry PARTICULAR al that promised 'gr them !u'n. printed circular
- ". 9. COLEMAN.
IouS RIrKArpsoV Ere S0le Agens
RH in friWrfmtHts M tfr CONJUNCTION or f'"'i on
hs InBs,red ilr Stone Dress ,eiiEE of O,ncT tdt
Of Ns on the regutltOr Of nine rN rcrtai'y De PROSE-
cufsi 10 the hfss c~teHt Of the Leu nude gHf Wolf m
such cass fGr the yr7srr2n II Pdfstsc' jpr Chilly
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DALLAS SCHOOL.

/ HENLY MORGAN, respectfully announces his
j intention to open a School for instruction in
the undermeutioncl branches Of learning, on Monday
next. the 10th inst, in the Masonic Hail. NJ Dallas.
Tuu TERMS ARE-Rcading, Writing, Orthography,
Grammar, Arithmetic and Geography, IS each chol-
ar per month.
Tho rudimcnts Of the Latin ard French languages,
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, IS each per
month
The first session Of three months will terminate
August 20th 1859, Dallas May 10, 80. 45;tf
The CeG;ar Springs Emstitute,
COATED four miles Sorh ives, Of Dallas Dallas county, Tex
- as viii open the lst Monday IN May, 1859, under the super
luuienoe Of g HARRIS, with competent as an If nee
essary.
Terms per session Of IRE Months
Primary Department, per month"; ~ 80
Intermediate Department do. do. 90
Higher English Department, do, do 90
Aiugual Department, OO
The above will he adhered in all except In pro-
racd sickness and pupils charged from entrance 70 close ot
session The hcahuut OF the locality vi this school aud the
refinement OF he surrounding citizenship can not be surpassed
The building, ju1t finished, Is large
enough accommodate one hundred pupils ind a5 been con
.c,ei with special the convenience and adaptation
tho health of those who may occupy oad can be obtain
the school, reasonable tcrm5 All bills due at the close
Ct the session, April 90, lsta-i3ly
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Dr. ,gem. Peak, ,Nr,.
SUI G. E " D n WITS ST,
DALLAS TEXAS

DALLAS, TEXAS.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Dallas and the
w rounding country that he has recently returned from the city
OF Louisville, and has permanently located in Dallas for the
practice of his profession Having experience of two years.
and the last few months in the city Of Louisville under the
oldest and best practitioners in that city, lie atters himself that
he will be enabled to give entire satisfaction. lie prepared
with material do all kinds of work in h line the
and viii all his work Plate work put up the
shortest notice. specimens of which be ut his office
1Shl 81
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pHof1lssfonAL CARDS

tOuN nrunY ...- iupnstf isn Courafi-
u na A. ttW. tft 0fsuiL ttsn Anrff
Hlttaaar, hiHf0a rorHiy Thu
HH tfafHs ia if Hu.us 4 fi, fAnian. i.uli fsIf.n'
Fsfr IT, Il FItnl. rtf lHii Hsit nlIe au iili sfl u
h. sli OIL t.rH d. siaIe. farIrig a.ieuiau rrfl 90
Invest .l.fHn .i iHH t.fs haftii isif-tt u
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Medical Notice.

Having associated ourselves u the practice Medicine
very respectfully offer professional services 10 the public
generally and viii give strict attention to all entrusted
our care. S. d. PRYOR, NJ. d.
n5:ti CHAS. X. PRYOR, NJ u.
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John =. Good.


DALLAS, TEXAS,
pRACTICi IfEsia1ig iu o. ps.id toa'.a 'nln, ",sy,
Ktuhnan rsius nrsi BE- hr supreme tHui n ihe tNg Al
Austin pattir1sr luuiiHa q ttu I" lalHi i'ls Ahl
trr, useif that ne lUIll Isushge h pTr uaasN T. nm
% -urisng Guarautsr Of hs ahlp ana r"m' e'"'u'' 70
ni, unrt O. On s u, 80, " Alan Street onf d.r 80 It
H. rstclIs ir 'e hl ur trlrfF "''rrd ~ NfIb W
Nc. Apr ~, ittl.-lltf
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R. y, CIV.

4T'TORNE Y-.dI-L.4W W,
LANCASTER, DALLAS CO., TEXAS,
LII business entrusted to him will receive prompt and fa
~ attention.
Feb 16, ls59-33:iy.
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~. G. MCKENZIE,
fBF. IA. %. johnson,

Having permanently located in Dallas offers his
the public enRy be found at his Office the west
side Of the Public Square, door north otsn Murphy Cos
store, except when professionally absent.
Daihs Texas January 20, 1SbS--30:tf
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW,
Uea;herford, Parker County, TsrGs.
w ILL practice In the Courts Of the xteenh District Ia
W Esih and Palo Pinto in the Snesenth weaiherfcrd
Nov 10. Is5s-21.ly.
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GeOrgc w. Guess,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSFLL0R.AT-LAW

Dallas, Texas
WILL practice the Court, ~ the 10th judicial District com
sng tr counties Of Collin Grayson Cooke Denton WIse Par
ler johnson, Ellis rnnt and Dallas also RhunA an In u
9th also In the Suprme Court Of tho State and The Distre
Court Of the United States,
Uallns. Juuunry
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~, ". l'cnguc.
G. WI. Pierce.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
SURVEYOR AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Buchanan, Johnson County, Texas.
inn u, lS50--2S:lY
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n. D. ssaIl,
ATrNRNEY AND CNuNSELLOk AT.LAW

JFcdtherford, Parker Comfy, TerdS.
WILL practice in all the Courts Of The sixteenth Judicial Dis,
w tric and IN Palo Pinto the Nineteenth. Prompt and
faithful attention paid to all entrusted his
Ueatherforl, Nov. 20 lS5S-22:ly.
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q. w. Loving,
A 7 TO RNE Y A T.. L A w,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
.ynO ID. RerlOOt,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-LAW,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
WILL practice his profession Ia the Courts VI the 10th Judicial
W District and In the Supreme and Federal Courts at Austin
Dallas, Feb, ., 1889, Silly
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ID. W., IsrOIlgIltOrR
Nc. .. Osborn.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
Kaufman, Kaufman Co., Ter.
WILL attend promptly all business entrusted to his
w Special attention will be given to the collection Of cniu to
the investigation and quoting VI land titles, and to the buying
and selling Of lands, June D. labS--41ti;
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James A. PGag
e. y. Mckenzie.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL OR AT-LAW,
Wsatterford, Parker County, Terms
Dec %. 1S5S-25:1v
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table Engine ever constructed.
CIRCULAR SAM MILLS.
d0nbIc VII Is wanIcd, : ItO extra Is charged
SECOND CLASS MILLS
.. III. Burrows, Grist Mills.

The and cheapest Guaranteed to grind much
meal in given time any Mill yet invented.
All size. ready for Shipment.
TL,tvx inch NIls, double geared $40; Thirty inch mills
double geared S225 Thirty inch mills, single gcared s2O0
TvcnyEur inch militia double ge,rei sl65, Twenty.our inch
mills single gearc, $780, twenty inch mills double geared las;
Twenty inch mills, single geared, 1925.
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS-AT-l'A LAW ,
Gainesville, Cooke County, Teas.
WILL practice their profession in the counties Of Cook Denton
trict.
address: Judce G. A. EvERrs Greenbger Spring Cook Co.
March 49, 1S5S.-3ft
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ATTORNEY AT La ",
GaiRsriAe, Cook Comfy, Ieras,
WIN practice hsoession in the several courts Of the 10th u
dcal District Particular attention paid collections snd tho
he location Of lands. [dec, %, '5s-25:1yl
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StraWbs, dsPiSt Mills.

udcr Stone Preferred by many planters to any
II shteen inch. single geared, 1920
Twenty two inch, do do 40 Double $3.50
Twonty-six do do 10 100 DO 1856
Thirty DO do 200 do 225