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AGsICULTURAL.

RgurD Rn1 ClRNs oN llIR'rs
Ih.Rr.-' GA, who has tried I
writes to tl.e' s'aMtcY Tt'H'#da
The cure al earns is very easily
complished hy the following plan;
bon, cut out the com, nnn put
spirits of salts on it, neither par,
the heed down, so that the shoe WIN
not touchiA 1t Is Of nn nS" wilal-
eyer, hccnusc in few Days the shoe
will be hammered down omuiNe corn,
making it. worse, All this weak
ems the heel, I'aSc somu' tow dir,
ped in tar, place on the corn, anu
nail the shoe on over the tow, which
Ns,%sas the jar ON the corn, tut
rllc Shoe un with ivc nails, three on
the outside and two on the inner
side. Perhaps some will say oh
five nails wont hold the shoe on
my horses feet three days, All ]
have To say is, try it, In three weeks
rake the shoes on, and cNaminei II
the corns are not gone, put on some
more tow aud tar, and in II few shoe
ings they will disnppe = with
ont our iniuring the foot by weak
cning the heel, ms the other plan
PAIRING nm | ap'r,'s of sa'ts, assured
Is does. Weak heels, not having
the shoe put on level, and with eight
nails, thereby destroying the en-
-,,"noio" at ti,r-ibu', wh'cn kocPS
the foot healthy and not Keeping
the foot soft, are the causes OF corns'
When you take off the shoe, notice
how soll the place is where the tar
wis. Is that not reason for keep
ing the foot soil?
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w. A. Ferris Marx and Brand
i,.rs.u brand Pr nsffit. slrsr and iirz.s
mara <-,r1isu fri nrd undfTl.f IN DE l-fii an
l.rsIa,.- ~ the riai.t ~. -. = =
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CHEAP APPARATUS FOR GIVING
SALT 10 SuEGP-..R , writes to
the Boston Celtirator- Last wear /
carried a large sugar hogshcad for
which ! paid thirty-eight cents, into
the field and laidit upon the ground,
making it fast. one bead having
been previously taken out / was
careful to smooth or ali protruding
nails or rough Substances liable TO
pub the wool, then upon the inside
of the other head L nailed by 8
box to contain the salt, and the
work was completed the whole
costing. in money and labor, about
fifty cents. and so far as necessity is
concerned, it answers very good
purpose"
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DaILAs-I. O. O. F.-LoDC

NUMBER FoHTY-rouE,
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John VI. Croclscts,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TESAs.
VIII attend promptly 10 all business entrusted 10 his
lie has resided nj this place eleven years, en-
gagged all the time In the practice of his profession,
and his suoccss has b-n such that lac can refer with
pride to the Honorable Judges before whom he has
pracirea to wit; Hon. John ilemphill, Austin Hon.
X. 4. Wheeler, Independence; Hon. u. NJ. Roberts,
Tyicri Hon. J. u. Bell, Columbia; Hon. John II.
Reagan and Hon. II, A. Reeves, Palestine, I'd Hon.
Nat. NJ Bnrford, Dallas. He nlso refer 10 tho
business men Of Austin, and nearly every town and
city In the State, hut especially to Mcssrs. Henry
Sampson + Go, Houston; H. II. Nichols & Co., Gal
weston Frost Co., New Orleans; Bullitt & Fair
thorn, Philadelphia and Robert liyslop & Son, y. Y.
nallns. Srnt. y, 1870 ...........l lY
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RIack-Snithing.

IA. executed in superior style by the I'M
dersgncd, at his new Shop, at the OSCEO-
LA MILLS.
WHEAT and CORN, at the highest mar
kct price, will be taken in exchange for all
shop work; and all accounts due the lst day
of July in each year.
Feb Is, 1860-33:tf G. W. RECORD.
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john a.. GaseLs
IAw,.COLLECfION, EXCHANGE,
ANn
GENERAL AGENCY OPFfcH.

htNthAL -NNfN'l hffIft,
FALESTINE, ANDERSON COUNTY, TEXAS
date Cnwns GWnchl
nlSSnLIfInN.-fhe Law, Iulr,iim and IN
change fnn Il "CmVens Shd I,ssh," Nas dissalVel
on the hrsl day 81 January, lSsl, ly mutual osrnl,
NEM STlLE,-nusinsss onniinuwl iy The JuninT
Partner under tho siNr John a. Ouch, IN al rsIeri,
iion 10 thu Cl,riinns Correspondence Agrncir, anl
banking orc a., "il', will, u l. h"si, warrant
the promise IT viCenl aud rarrh attention IL all in
i-,isis conhlr.l IA him.
',ulLECrluNs in Eastern anil Middle Texas, by
tho rvlpreal all II eiiveni business Attorneys, &C.
crivr sla'cial attention,
CutRTS.--Sniis prosecuted IN the Federal Courts
al 1ylrT, nc the Courts nf Anderson Houston, Cher
uk-,' Nmiih Henderson, Kaufman, Dallas, Eli, ani
fr-sinnr rountics, will haue personal attention,
Sight and time dails, In suns IL suil,
Funds Tcmiitri un tho dHN ncriNc'i, In sight ~
change Deposits certified for Payment on call,
Taxes Ialton land for npn-srsidani.,
Grhrtal Agency G,r Land, Insurance Companies,
Iruu sairs, sewing Machines, Publishers, A.
REFERENCES;
Nslr Ift.-Eril 4 Tracy; lIcnTys, SmlthS Town
send J. M,Marlwrll Mckcsson Rohlinsi Lanrs,
nnyru 4 c~.;IJnhn II. Scott & Col Sarkcit liclrhrr
Co; Conict, Jennings To-; llarrcl, Rslcy kiihrn
Nee OTioaas--Mrkclroy lmdfdrdi !. burnside
4 a.; Shark staulier \ 60; Thee y. Soaring \ Ia
GdlrrsioH-Dall, lluichings : Cos George nuIlrr ;
VIM. Henley a.; II. 4 u. q. Mills; Shepherd
shaw & Col Ballingrr jack.
IioHsioR,-B. \, shepherd.
T1iosiine.-llowar 4 Mills John Murchison Lyle
hart 4 Gunncls.
Naclodochc'.-Dr, y. 4. Starr.
Shreveport, Losisidad.-B. NJ, johnson,
iE,tin.-Swcnson 4 swishcr.
Palestine, Texas, Feb, 1850 ly
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medicine known 81 approved byall that
have used it, and is : now rcsorted to with
confidence mall the = diseases forwbicll it
is recommended.
1t has.cured thou 81 ands within the last
two years who had ~ given upall hopes of
relief, as the numer- Gus unsolicited ccrti
iicatcs inmy posses - sion show.
The dose must be e adapted to the tenn
pcrament of the indi q vidual taking itand
used in suchquanti- - ties as 10 act gently
on the Bowels. q
Let the dictates Q of your judgment
guide you in the use % of the LIVER INvlG-
ORATOR, and it will b cure Lrer Com
plants, Bilious A Stacks, Dyppsia,
Chronic DiUrhGd, - Summer Complaints,
Dysintery, Dropsy, - So,ifsStomach, Habit
udl Cdstireness, CAot- 70 &c, Cholera, Cholera
MorJus Cholera In ,fttntum, Ftdtulency,
Jaundicc, Female Weaknesses, andmay be used
successfully as an Ordinary Family Mcdi-
cince. 1t will cure Sick Headdche as thou
sands can testify, in twenty minutes, if two
or three teaspoonfuls are taken at COM
mencement of attack.
All who use it arc giving tes,imany in its
favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigo-
rator, and swallow both together.
Price 81 per Bottle.
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John y. Good,

iNiiuhNff AND 'utNStLLuh Al LAW,
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS,
fneiier. regularly In the District Courts of Collin
Graysni, Benton, faTranI, Parker, Julnsnn, Kills,
Dallas aud kaufman counties, and IN the supreme
Court 81 the state, at Austin. Particular attention
given Ia land title. and collections lIe has long Ne
sided In ihi. portion ~ the State aud falrTs himself
that the liberal patronage heretofore extended him
l. sufficient guarantee u his ability and prompt at
tcntiun TO April, If
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matisna, great purifier of the blood, and
many diseases TO which flesh is heir, too nu-
mcrous 10 mention in this advertisement
Il,aa I 10 =
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LIVE fSY STABrE
IL. IL. Rl.RTC'
81 Ihr -lsnI InrmefIy occupIeI by VI
Dallas, Texas,

81 ihr -isnd frmetly occupied by NJ %, -'ip'"n
Dallas, Texas,
l. pnIarcl u Accommodate picasurr iarlir. and 9TH
on with splendid carriages of all kinds, furnished
with uvll.iranc and spirited horses, rich livery and
careful drivers, al moderate rates,
Travellers conveyed 10 any point not drrcily aNAila'
bic In Stage, with comfort aud despatch
Il,,r., Luarlod, comfortably stabbed aud siirn,lrd
Ly experienced hsstlcrS, un reasonable terms,
Hers, broken Tor The saddle to work IN harness,
and warranted
Cash pad or G.ilcr aud all kinds II pruNrndrr At
the regular market prices,
Terms k,r horsu hirr, buan, Sc,, Invariably cash.
Ilorsrs, Carriages, ar any thing pertaining 10 this
line Of business, bni,ght aud sold ON enmmi"ion.
Dallas, Nov. u
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LEGAL CARDS.
Joseph q, Terrell,
Att q n m q " at IL n w /,

HoRT NpEIn, FAsEANT roVNrr, IENis,
VIII attend ~ all professional b,lsiness entrusted Ia
him ia the tNuris IL ia. lih Indial District, ,n,-
lTsing the counties 0f H'llin, Graysoh, o-kr, Mn-
iaeue, Clay, ArrheT, ThRskmoTlon, NouRs, Jssh,
Mis-, nenion, faTrant, Parker, Johnson, Hills an,l
April "a, lS.
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u. q. Mckenzie,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TENAs.
VIII practice his profession In III, courts Of the lG,
Jniiria District, comprising the counties of Dallas,
Tarrani, Parker, johnson aud Ellis also IN Collin,
Denton Wise, Jack and Young, OF the 10th District
aud In the Supreme Court Of the State at Austin and
Tyler, March,
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J. l.. T. O. WEAVER
Elliott a. Wcnvcr,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
GAINESVILLE, COOKE co.. TEXAS,
VIII practice their profession in the counties of the
Goth Judicial District, and adjoining counties in the
Observation-Disclosures 1860 ................20 1y
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G. 1. Fart.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

GENERAL COJLLECT1NG AND LAND AGEST,
SHERMAN, GRArsoS co., TEXAS,
VIII practice in Grayson and adjoining counties, aud
IN the Supreme and Federal Courts at Austin. All
business In Northern Texas entrusted to his will
be promptly attended to.......Junc, 1S@.......5o.Iy
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IS.rfaai a waller,
10. W. Lunday,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

nALLAs, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS,
WIN practice his profession Ia all the eris ~ thu
10Th Judicial District, comprising the oinnlis II ~.
lis, Johnson, Parker TaTTani AMI Dallas aud the al-
jaeeni eonniiesi and In tho fupn'ne aud Federal
tunrts II the state, rrolsi attention given Ia the
collection II clams and tLr investigation ~ land Il.
ties, Onre 1T the District Clerk, in the CuTi ln-,
Dallas, TrNas, Apri 1, lsai y...
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THE ART OF MILKlNG.-Thc art of
milking, says the Massachusetts
Ploughman, is not acquired at once.
Children in farm districts should be
taught to milk. They may com
mence on an old COW that is soon to
become dry, But let them learn
when young-tor we are not to .eX-
ccpt that this art is to be practiced
by foreigners alone who are drift
ing to our shores.
Cows that have been well bred
will be gentle and kind to those who
approach them to draw their milk.
They know that II good mixer gives
them relief when their udders are full
and need to have the milk drawn.
The dust, &c, should first be
brushed off after the mixer is fairly
seated by the side of the cow. The
end of each tcat should then be
moistencd with little milk to be
drawn from it before the pail is
placed under it. This makes the
milk come easier, and saves giving
any pain to the COW, as we do when
the teat is perfectly dry. Now, as
soon as the milk begins to come
freely draw it out as fast as possible,
otherwise you fail to get the whole
for, in few minutes, if the milk
is not drawn ont, it flows backagain
into the milk ducts, and yolt cannot
hive it. In short time the COW,
becomes dry. Milk fast and milk
clean. Never let two persons While
milking, attompt to talk with each
other. Keep still and mind what
you are about, or you will come off
as bad as the man who arrives too
late for the cars
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GOATS
"iNN''""'''"''''"'"3''''
Pure blood W erino sheep,
For. Sale,

At rLNC RAuCI, nosQUK Cn., rHNAS,
rsylIE under signed offers for sale u small
lot nfthrcc-qmrtcr blool, seven eighth,
Rncen-sixsccnth, aud full bloolcd Cash
NOR, Goats. from, the nocks OF Mr., Richard
Peters, of atlanta, Georgia. The country
Is ton well posted ny IN the value of these
animals 10 require anything IN that subject
La n.is-.l, v,t;s-.svnt. The undersigned
will only aid. These Cunts are more easily
kept ,hnn sheep, will live in dry or wet To-
calitics, are endowed will, powcrsor heat or
cold are not liable 10 any Of the diseases of
sheep and cattle, aud will thrive whether
closely Lcrlcd ~ permitted TO roam At
large. lave also for sale,
Pure D!ood Merino Sheep,
Warranted MS such, and thoroughly accli-
matcd. The attire .Rock on my Ranch, were
selected Inst year, in New York and YER
monj from llocks acknowledged to he the
best in 1mericd. Col. ii. l.. Randall, Of
New York, from whom sir hmdred of my
Ewes were purchascD and Mr.. james Slo-
cum, alike distinguished at the North ns
sheep brcadcrs lent their assistance and adj
vicc in making the selection. In all the re-
quisi,cs that constitute first class flock Of
pure blood .ucrino Sheep, this noock cannot
be cqualod in Texas or cqunlcdin the Union
BY careful breeding to none but The cliccsi
Imported Bucks, il is my purpose to furnish
the Texas Sheep Breeders, with thorough
BRED Texas raised Merino Sheep, about
whose pedigree there can be no mistake, ms
cheap or cheaper than the same can he
bought in America.
Persons desiring TO purchase can address
the undersigned at Waco, or George Ver-
non on the ranch. R0BT D.YOUNG.
June 9th 1861: 3mos.
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There is goodness, like wild honey.
hived in many strangencolSs an cor
ners of the earth.
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Price Three Dimes.
Notice.

ys>HE MCKINNEY HOTEL is offered for
II sale, with all It's premises and farni-
ture connected Herewith; all in good or
der, with barge stable, and good cisfeFn
containing plenty Of good water for all pur-
poses. AL Of which l viii sell low.
h1F For further particularly apply to the
on the premises
s. 3. SKIDMORE
Mckinney, June LIST, 1sGo-13nos
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NICHOLSON Dc E.orI-1s,
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas.
Ferris GO Nicholson,
Waxahachic, Ellis Co.. Texas,
ATTOR NEYS AT LAW,
COLLECTORS OF CLAIMS

ANB DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
+. p NICHOLSON. W. FERRIS
Each member of he firm will supcrintcnd the busi
ness of his office, aided by such assistants the busi
ness may require. We will give pcrsond and prump
attention tn all business entrusted TO s, In the
ties of Dallas Ellis, Tarrant, Kaufman, Navarro Col
lin, Grayson, Denton, Parker, johnson aud Ill., and
ALSO In the Supreme Court of the State at Austin.
To give dispatch In collections and rcmittanccs,
We propose to buy and sell exchange, and are
prepared 10 furnish good sight drafts on New York,
New orleans and Galveston.
REFERENCES.
VIM. G. Lane 4 Co., New York Eggcrs & Co, Gin
cinnati; swim, Paige h Co.. New York Taylor 4
Ratldin, A. b. James 4 Co., Mckinney and Brulinr',
New Orlcans; Sorlcy, Smith & Co., Galveston; Cor.
Ennis 4 Co. II"u-ton; WIN. p. Troth, Philadelphia;
Spragr & Root, Baltimore.
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SANFORD'S FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts,

Ind PIT up in glass cases, air tight, and ,ciH
keep IN any climate.
FESIIE Family CatharticPill is gentle hut
IL active Cathartic which the Proprietor
has used in his practice more than twenty
years.
The constantly increasing demand from
those who have long used the Pills and the
satisfaction which all express in regard to
their use, has induced me to place them
within the reach of all
The Profession well know that diff
fcrent Cathartics - act on different por-
tions of the bowels
The Family Ca y thartic ill has,
with due reference = to this well estab-
lished fact, been d compounded from n
variety of the pur- - est Vegetable tx
tracts, which act alike on every part
of the alimentary % canal, and are good
and safe in all ca II ses where a cathar-
tic is needed, such - as arrangements Of
The Stomach, Sioepi- q ness, Pans an the
Back and Loins, Cos- ticcness, Pain and
Soreness over the % whole body, from
sudden cold, which - frequently, if neg
lccsed, end in a long G course of Ferer, loss
IF Appefte, a creep 6 ing SeiissfigHrf cold
ORR HE body, Rest "a LssMess Headdche,or
Weight in the Head, al Iaifamatory DIS
edscs, Horns in COLL idren or adults, Rhcu-
matism, great purifier of the blood, and
many diseases TO which flesh is heir, too nu-
merous 10 mention in this advertisement
Dose | to 8
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver lnvigorator and Family Ca
tliariic Pills are retailed by druggists gen
orally, and wholesale by the trade in all the
large towns.
S. T. W. SANFR0D, NJ d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, New York.
For sale in Dallas I,r J. MOTT Jr T31.1v1
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NOtice to shippers "a Merchants.

Notice to Shippers q Merchants.
YNHE undersigned, Agents of the Houston
Il and Galveston Steamboat Company,
will Receive and Forward all Goods airiS-
ing in Galveston by Sail Vessels OF Steam
ships consigned to us free Of all charges ex-
cept wharfage at Galveston, and will for
ward the same TO the different Rail Roads at
Houston without expense except The dray-
age. Parties consigning goods TO us will
provide means for the payment Of charges 10
insure despatch. We will also receive and
forward cotton consigned to us at Houston,
free ofall charges save drayage from Rail
road and freight to Galveston.
B7~ Freight at customary rates
STERRETT & SMITH
Agents Houston
SMITH & STERRETT
Agents, Galveston.
October, 10. 1SGe-1:3 BIN
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.DAIIAS:

VyTiE undersigned bcgs leave TO inform
a. the travelling public that the above line
is now furnished with comfortable coaches,
" well fed stock, and careful divers
Coaches leave Alto springs and Chambers
Crek simultaneously, at 8 o'clock a. m, on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each
week, and arrive at the same places the next
days at 5 o'clock p. m. All the travel is in
daylight, and saves 30 in distanccovcr
the line via Waco, consequently affording
passengers ample time to rest at night
This line also connects with the line from
WACO to Tyler, AT Spring Hill and Dresden,
and with Savers line via Waco at each
terminus. Confident of my ability 10 rem
der entire satisfaction, a share of pubic pat
roDage is solicited. J. J. STEELE
APRIL ID, 1850 Ally
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SETTING TREEs.-Thc time for
planting is in tho Fall, when the
leaves fall 'front.' the forcst-Say from
the 10th of October to the 10th Of
November, in Ohio. Trees procur-
cd in the Fall may be kept safe
ly for planting in Spring, by bury
ing them half their length in sandy
earth in sloping position, where
no water is liable to stand and for
peach or cherry trees Il slight cover
ing of brush, or forest leaves, over
the tops will be Of service, in case
the Winter should prove scvcre.'
Small bushes, like currants, goose
bcrricsg raspbcrrics, grapes, &c, may
lie Baried entirely in earth, iftaken
up in the Fall, and not planted be-
fore Spring. Trees planted in the
Fall should have the earth hilled
up around the stems six inches or
more in height, and pressed firmly
with the foot, to hold the trees firm
" in position during Winter, and
protect the roots somewhat from
frost and excess Of wet. 1t is also n
protection against injury by mice.
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Jsha q. Meter,
TTORNEl Ann COlNsEIIUH Ar LAW

DALLAS, nALLAs couNTf, TEXAS.
IN pT@eiirr ia The bisTiri tkfs Ia All the cIiiis
spialssns ths ltih Jaigial nisiTi, aud IA d. sa-
ITcir tkari u this STATE, s Hiil airni a. tbs ssl-
lsii,ll of claims Ia all sslnihs adjoining thu liih
bslrht uhee sssi siir II Tia l'uils si'as, isilas,
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LEGAL CARDS.
q. Id. r. Rseara.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DALLAS, pALLAs oouNTr, TsAAs,
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EA CHILE. HOTEL,
G.uinsyillC Teyns,

The undersigned having become proprietor of tho
above we'll known house assures the public that no
pains will be spared to make it wholly acceptable to
travellers and boartlers. He hopes to merit confin-
uation of the very liberal patronage heretofore he
slowed on the late proprietor. His house is one of
the most commodious establishments of the kind in
Northwestern Texas, and but days ride from the
celebrated Oil Springs The stables at all times
well supplied with proycnder and attended by expo
rienccd and attentive hostlcrs. GAINESVILLE abonnds
with excellent cold water, and is unquestionaby One
of the most pleasant summer resorts in the State.
W. W. FOREMAN, Proprietor.
GAINESVILLE, Cook CO., Texas, Oct. 26, 1S59-17:ly.
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SA N FORD s.
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATES

KT Is compound entirely from Gums, and
4 has become an established fact, n stadnard
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GRENWvILLE HOTEL,

Respectfully informs his friends and the travelling
public generally that he has taken charge oil me
above hotel, and hopes by strict attention t" merit
and receive share of public patronage Inc rr"pri,
cor is determined keep strictly moral house, and
will spare no pains or expense to render entire salts
faction to all who may favor him with call
Terms Moderate.
C,n,nnrilln Hunt Co. Jan. 1850. .N.IN
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George W. Gaess,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW

DALI-As, DAlIAs COUNTY, TEXAS,
WIN l,rariie in lhe timus IT the lah Juiiral Ds-
iricl, comprising tho oounIius IT tlhn, tiraysn,
Cs,ke, leiiun, Wis, Parker, jelns1n, Xiii. Tanani
and Iailss ai.u, ia kaufman, IN the nihi als, ia
tho Snpniae u,url II IT, STATE and Ia ia lss'Iri
Court "A - Matted sisl-s,
nailas, Jan I, Il 1s...lg
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I. g. Mail stage Line

From Alto Springs,
BY way of Springfield, Tiwakana Springs,
To Chambers Creek.
NEAREST AND BEST RopTE
FROM HOUSTON TO wAXAHAcHlE AND
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TEXAS LAND AGEMc
DALLAS CoMMANBRRY,

NUaBER OSE,
JoT,z G YgcoY.-........--..N. z. Grand Comman ef
JIM CROCKETT. 10. Rer'riler.
Meets At the Asylum in DzIl7s, the u Tour
No, l. 1879 ...i in each onili.-.-.--.- . y
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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,

F1FTH AFESrE.
At The intersection Of Broadway opposite Madison
Square, Now York.
HitchcscIs, Darling e. Co., Proprietor
Mar-b a. 1861. .-.....-..... -}1-ly
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A. II. Latimer,
ATTORNEY AT LAW & NOTARY PUBLIC,
RELENAP, YOUNG COUNTY, TEXAS,
VIII give prompt and assduols attention to the col
lection Of claims and prosecution of suits in the courts
of the 10th Judicial District Will locate certificates,
investigate and procure titles, patents, &c.
Dec 1869 ....,...................2S..1
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n, Warren stone,

ATTORNEY AM C0uNsELLuR AT LAW,
DALLAS, pALLAs COUNTY, ffNAs,
win pT-rrire la the s.,anlirs II kaufnlan, hlaA.
lniun, klli, aud iAaAs ais, la tbs supTvne tluTi
Tyler, and the Probate tsTis At Dallas and ali'ih-
ing s,'nniie. sIeiai aiirnii gill H. given I" cd
lesiiuns aud tbs lsItxiing III titles.
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