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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-21

A DIR9E FOR KAMBnAMEHA..

n OLHuH run hAMHIIAMhHA.N
- by W. A. cRoFFUr. .ne r
AANns our royal relative is dead;
, 4 And 90 he rests from gustatory labols;
me White man was his choice-bet It ~ said
He sometimes would run down" his colored
He worshiped, as ho growled his fsefo-fum,
The goddess, OF the epigastrium'
And missionaries eraced his festive board,
solemn and succulent n tw0s .. ana Dozens Dozens
And smoked before their hosPitaoe lo5d- ao.,..
When cold he warmed thom, as he would his
They came as strangers, and he "took them
He had hundred wives. To makes things pleas
They found 1t quite judicious to adore him;
And when he dned the nymphs were always
q Sometimes beside him, and sometimes before
him
When he was tired of one he called her
2 And told her she was good enough TO eat
He had good taste. Although no wars were rife
= He fatted young men for his navy,
And when he cut them off in midst Of life,
lie had Z, bed, but camped out, on his shsiot
While other people occupied his palate.
But the deceased oould never hold candle
To those prim, pale-faced people of propriety
Who gioat DER gossip and get fat on scandal
They drink the blood Of sisters with the &
rations,
And crunch the bones Of living regulations
They kill the soul; he only claimed the dwelling
They take the eharpened scalpel Of surnises,
And cleave the slnews where the heart is swelling
And slaughter fame and honor for their prizes;
They make the spirit In the body quiver;
They quench thelgbts; he only took the liver
I've known some hardened customers, I wot,
few tough fellowszPsgane beyond question
1 wish had got into his dinner-pot,
Although I'm certain they d defy digestion.
And break his jaws, and rain bis osophagus,
Were he the chief Of beings anthropophag
Ous.
How fond he was OF childrenl to his breast
The tendercst nurslings gained free admission
Rank he despised-nor, II they came well dressed
Cared he II they were plebeian patrician.
Shade of Leigh Hunt Oh, guide my laggard
pen,
Aud write of one who loved his fellow menl
+Late King of the "Cannibal Islands"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-21

THE Jacksonville (Oregon) Times says
the Indians under Captain Jack in the
late fight used howitzer or small cannon
which, it is supposed, they captured from
General John @. Fremont, or rather fore
ed him 10 abandon, in 1S46.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-21

THE newspaper reports of Captain
Jacks fight with regular troops confirm
the statement that the Modoesr fought
naked. The regulars were not to that
manner Of fighting born,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-21

Paris has granted her theaters sub.
sidy Of $685., 900,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-16

REMARKABLE FEAT OF A CHILp.--A short
while ago Walter aud Minnie, children of
DR.. Tate, living near Grcenvile, aged re-
spectivoly three and four years, were play
ing together in room in the house, when
Minnie's clothing caught from the fire, at
which the little girl very naturally BIO
came frightened, screamed and attempted
to escape into the open air. But Walter
with presence of mind remarkable for q
child, instantly shut the door, and, sezing
the dress Of his little sister, so twisted it
in his hands as TO completely extinguish
the flames. His hands and arm were
badly burned, but doubles he saved the
life of Minnie. On being asked why he
shut the door, he replied that he had heard
somebody say, "when your clothes take
fire, you should not go Tito the open air. ;"
-StauntOn Va,) Spectator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-16

One sip OF this will battle the dropping spirit in
eight above the bliss of dreams. Be wise, and
TASTE Miiton's CoNus. ''E r
1t has been truly aud significantly said that do
nestle happiness is more dependent on good dges-
ton than yirtuous creeds or moral codes. II the
dogma holds, the oracle can be consulted, by
prompt application TO Price, the Delphic author of
the Celebrated Aromatic Stomach Bitters Wher.
ever, within the length and breadth Of the land,
Prices Bitters have penetrated, every household
has been illuminated by tho sunshine of an uncoud.
I'd JOY, and every family rcvolled in the sweets Of
health and coDtsntment. Tho sparkling eye. the
ruddy check, the cheerful smile and happy Il ance,
no less than the elastic step and the un altering
tread, what are they but the eloquent telltalcs of
some vitalzing elixir, No secret Botany holds
tho charm, no scientific alchemy creates the spell.
The days Of miracles are gone tho magic mysteri-
ously working wonders, have passed away, and the
age, plain, practical one; give US simple tonic
that, by happy amalgamatOu, restores to energy
and strength the enervated system Take prices
Celebrated A-omtaic Stomach Btters,' and Won
bid an eternal farewell to such unweleono guests
rs Dyspepsia indigestion, nervousness, neuralgia.
hatulency and debility.
JAMES W. FRICE8 CO.,
Manufacturers and Sole Projectors.
Lock Box Ice. New Orleans, La.
Darlington, Marsalis Il Co., Wholesale Grocers
Dallas, Texas, Sole Agents for Northern Texas.
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vgvME STATE OF TEXAS.

To all persons interested IN The Estate Of Robs,ow Ross
deceased:
George @ Parks, Administrator OF the Estate Of
Robeson Ross deceased, has filed ia the District
Court OF Dallas County, Texas, an application for
the sale of two hundred acres Of land of the East
side of six hundred and forty aero tract ofland In
Dallas County, patencd In the namo OF p. TAYLOR,
which will be heard at tho next term of tho said
Court, commencing on the frat Monday, In Feb.
ruary, A d 1873, at tho Court House, In the CITY
and county OF Dallas, and State Of Texas. At which
time all por'ons interested in the Estate OF satd
Robson Ross, deceased, may appear and contest
the same II they sec proper.
Witness John NJ. Laws Clerk Of
sEAT.\ the District Court OF Dallas County:
| ~ Given under my hand and the Seal Of
~ said Court, at office, In tho City II Dali
las, this 10th day ofJanuary, A d 1873,
JOHN M. LAWS, Clerk, d. {. d. G. Toxas
ByZE Coohnrs Deputy;
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Jas. II. Gcddes,
Who left New Orleans about the 10th Of
July, 1872, for the State OF Texas, will
please send his address to "Robert Gedd
Terre IIautc, Indiana" Any one know.
ing of his whereabouts will confer favor
by addressing as above, as there is money
awaiting him. n6-d;lts
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One Of the HERALD's best friends drop
ped into our Office late yesterday evening
and in the course Of conversation the cur
rent topic OF small-pox was brought mp
when the Doctor remarked that no was in
possession of some pure vaccine matter,
and would very gladly "treat the HERALD
onico to vaccination, the question was
put to the Office, and every man connected
with this journal voted "Aye," carrying
the question unanimously--even the ode
viz voted in favor of Jonner's great spe-
oific. We were all yaccinated, and are
just as sure the thing will take as We are
q thai $40, hard money, will buy a ginger
cake. We are brave set now, aud if the
terrible scourge does come, we shall not
run because Of our preventive, in which
we place every confidence.
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Notice.

Notice.
| am about to close out my stock of La
dies and Genllemens Furnishing Goods,
which will be disposed ofat low figures.
have q fine assortment of Chromos, Shades,
Jets, etc., which will be sold exceedingly
cheap. MRS McCABE,
Main st., next to Williams & Bro.
no5-d3t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-16

After q laborious session Of about two
weeks time, in which they have faithfully
discharged the duties imposed upon them,
in investigating oil criminal charges in
the county, have taken recess until Tues
day next, when tho subject Of the public
school funds will be taken up, siited and
thoroughly ventilated. ID
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Hotel Arrivals.
---77---=7'7-'--- 77---'i-7'---f--4 -a=7-
CRUTClIFIELD HOUSE.

CNUTCUflEID uUUSE.
Frank Srude Texas, q Lodd Missouri, Frank
Riggs Mo, IL Mcintyre Texas, NJ Stagg and wife, W
l. Stagg and wife, John Jonries Ind, II Turner III,
q IL Morgan, CS NlcAllestln Texas, + NJ Pcob los
Miss issippi W Allen, s Smith, I Sweat, 4 IL
Massey, y Rabold, " Kirkly Texas
DALLAS HOTEL.
VIM Ilanes. VIM Wtldo, George Rogers Texas. J IL
Young Ky, Braxon Bragg Ala, A O Broxton, D Nc.
Caleb city, J W Williams, Pat Mathews Dallas.
Savage Texas, b Calding aud iamily,J Clcn0dy
snd family Fla, Kons Ala,
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
DR. G d Smith, A Lodds, J Il HAWKINS Mo,
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One More Unfortunate

One More UnfOrtunnto
Maac his appearance before his Honor
the Mayor, this morning, humbly acknowl-
edging in lachrymosal style, his connec-
ton with, and Too frequent indulgence in
the practices Of the d. ID. fraternity
" The way Of the tIansgressor is hard,
and in this instance his fervent pleadings
and fair promises failed TO touch the sym
patty Of his Honor, who not acknowl-
edging the wisdom OF
" Teach me to feel another's woe,
To hide the fault | ace"
remained inexorable to the last, end ing
the scene, and we hope the debauch, by
imposing the extreme penalty Of the law
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The following lines from the pen Of tn G
lato Col. W, s. Hawkins, Of Kentucky, an
author, though young in years, not un-
known to fame, from their depth of feel
ing and beauty Of dic.ion, demand more
than passing notice. But in order to
better appreciate them, mention must DO
made OF tho melancholy circumstance that
led to their production. In the memora-
bio Kentucky campaign, at or about tho
battle Of Perryvillo, young officer Of
Hawkins regiment entertained the thought
that he would not come out Of the impend-
ing bottle alive ;--having left behind him
one in whom conferred his every hope,-
before going into the fight, he engraved
on his sword the name Of his beloved, sup.
plementcd by the words, "Een in death
my thoughts are thine.' The PRESENT.
ment proved too true; tae sword was found
by the side Of its faithful owner, and soon
after, through the instrumentaliti Of Col.
Hawkins, was conveyed to the gen tier
hands Of her, whose namo embellishcd its
burnt shed blade:
The bugles blow the battle call,
And through the camp
Each stalwart band
To-day Its serred columns form,
To fight for God and native land,
Brave men are fighting by my side,
Our Banner floating glad and free,
But, yet, amid this brilliant scene
lgive my thoughts to thee.
The deep booms smite the troubled air;
,, Each throb proolaims the foeman near,
And family echoed from tho front,
hear my gallant comrades cheer
Wild joys of heroes marching on, through
Blood, their glorious land to free
give freedom, here my life,
But all my thoughts to thee.
The horsemen rushing too and fro,
The drum with wild and thunderoue roll
The sights and sounds, all things that tend
To kindle valor in the soul,
These oil are hers--but in the maze
Ofsquadrons moved with furious alee,
Still true to every vow we made,
give my thoughts to thee.
And yet, beloved, Unjust not think
What undream'd bliss may soon b. mine.
'Twould unman me for the work
or guarding well our oountrys shrine =
Here on this sword writo my troth,
These words shall yet thy solace be,
They'll tell how, in this last flo roe hour.
gave my thoughts to thee.
Along the East the holy morn
kenews life's many cares and Joys,
This hour hope some wish for me,
Thy pure and tender pray employs.
Another beauteeus dawn Of light
These eyes, alas many never see;
But even dieing, faint and msim'd,
stilliwould think Of thee. a'
Aud then, in coming years that roll,
when scenes Of peace and brightness
throng, ss seaigis
Aud round each happy hour is twin
The wreaths Of friendship, love and song,
20 TO his grave, whose heart was thine, "
And BY that spot . mournsr be-
One tear for him, thy loved and lost,
n Whose last Thought cling to thee,
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Mesars. Williams a. Bro,

Messrs. Williams ~ BRO,
Laid upon our table yesterday the biggest
thing in the potato line that has put in an
appearance in these regions since the war.
1t weighed about ten pounds moro than
our scales would draw, and presented
all tho external appearance ola first class
article. These gentlemen have any quanti-
ty of the same sort which they are offer
ing for sale at living rates. 1t was not an
Irish potato, but sweet one.
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ATTENTION is called 10 the notice Of dis
solution OF the firm of Walter Caruth &
Bro. Walter Caruth may be found at tn e
office of II. b. Coughnour to settle up the
accounia M the Arm
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Seed Potatoes. 1"
We have just received large lot Of the
Early Rose and other fine potatoes, and
also fresh supply Of Landrcths Garden
Seed of oil kind, which we are selling very
low for cash. Money refunded if seeds and
potates arc not as we represent them to
be. WILLIAMS BROTHER,
n3-dwlm Main s. Elm streets.
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nALLAS SPRIyGS ACADEMY

Is now open for the eception> Of private pupils.
The present session bean February 5, and will con.
time four calendar moths. The course Of study
embraces three departments tho Primary, Inter.
mediate and Academic
RATES OF TuITIOl PAYABLE MONTHLY.
NC0IN.)
PRIaARr-Incudni spelling, reading, writing,
ground rules Of arithmetic, and primary geog rapny
per month, So 90.
:. MISUNDERSTANDING practical arithmetic,
English grammar and Geography, per month, So 30
AcApnhIc-Includiy algebra, history, English.
composition natural philosophy, chemistry, &c.,
per month 81 90.
Students OF tho hghr mathematics or langu arc,
will be charged one dollar extra. Pupils may enter
atany time, but will be charged for the entire
month, except In casesof protracted sickness.
Tho school IL open Il both sexes but nc soon a.
practicable vompeten principal will be appointed
to take charge Of an exclusively girls der artment,
Parents and persons Interested are cordia liz In.
viled to visit tho school and inspect Its manage.
ment, Callupon or address 80.
.a9tIHa NV. MARTIN, "
u diw q WOW Principal.
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Rcwurc Of CuIOnl eI.

And all Moroural compounds. Better, far better,
end ure disease than tamper with this mineral pos-
on, no matter how carefully prepared. Its extern
sive use has already proven the cause of great and
distressing injury. DR., TUFTS Liver Pills con tains
not particle of Mercury, and can be taken ut all
times with perfect safety.
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II ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. soro
Throat, iloarseness, difficult breathing, Inelpient
Consumption and Lung Diseases. They have NO
taste OF medicine, and any child will fake tbem
Thousands have bees restored to health that had b.
Ask for BRrANs PuLMoSIc wArrns. -prics AZ ssn,,
Rsr boz. JOB MOSES proprietor, Is Cortlspdt st.,
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An African chiefiain has euchred the
umbrella thieves; he has had a pardpIuic
made for made for him that is G5 in cir
cum ference.
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A CALL.

A CALL.
We the undersigned hereby respectfully call q
nceting OF the teachers Of Dallas county 10 as.
semb,c In tho court house, at Dallas City, on Satur.
day tho I'D inst, at ton o'clock a. IN.
The osjsct OF the nesting will DO to discuss tho
situation OF school matters In our midst, to inter
change with freedom our several Vows, and thus to
produce unanmity Of action OF teachers In the
pending educational crisis
Citizens and tho pro fessona lists are invited to DO
present. Respec tfullv.
Lancaster. Texas. NV. JACKSON.
Feb. Q, ls73. y. SMITH,
,r. tl,'to '"i.TLi ns-d2
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Arrived.

Fruit Trees ordered from Louisiana
Nursery ars ready for delivery, on va
cant lot next to j. h. Davis Photograph
galory, II. l.. SPAIN for
J.J. UTTs, agent.
n.u.n ION 1910
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
= OFT mr. n AI,nrN oppno .u,, nau.s ...
! Childrens Carriages, all sold.
=, Receiving largest stock Of WALL PAPER IN
Texas, On hand, complete stock Of everything else
February ], ls7a2O;lmo. - ~''
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DR.. Vim. II. Tut:
| hav been martyr to Liver Complaint foo three
years, and after employing the best Of doctors, and
spending almost all was worth for different kinds
of medicine, your agent induced me to try your
Liyct Pills. | have taken them regularly for seve
al weeks, and have been so much benefited by them
that feel confident OF perfect cure. | consider
them the best Liver Medicine ever discovered
JCRAP0N.
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why Endure What is CureabIer

"What can't 10 cured must be endured" says the
provorb but indigestion can be cured, therefore Ia
is the merest stupidity to endure it. Dyspeptes
have certainly right to continue dy speptics to tho
end OF their days II they choose but as it is not sup
posed that any rational being prefers physical tor
ment to ease and health, the probability is that il
all sufferers IRON indigestion were convinced that
an absolute, iniallblc remedy for their complaint
existed, they would with one accord resort to it, We
most emphatcally declare that such remedy doe
list, and that its name is Hosetters Stomach Blttors
Tho record of its success extends over period of
more than twenty years, aud is iearcssly alleged
that during tho whole of that time it has mover
hedto afford pormanen. relief in any disorder or
arrangement OF the stomach that was not organic,
mali gnant and incurablo, The testimonials that 80
to establish this important fact cam be counted by
the thousand Stomach complaint that had been
aggravated by total disregard ofall dietary rules
and intensified and rendered chronic by medicinal
treatment or drastic purg,ton, have in hundreds OF
instances beon cured within three months by the
Tentative. 1t should DO remembered that weak ness
OF the digestive organs involves many other all
ments. Billiousness headache, nervous ieb lily,
spasms, palpitaton Of the heat, rush Of blood to
the head, nausea, vertigo, and seeplessuess are
among its cOmmiants and results aud for all these
the great vegetable tonic is specific. 1t acts first
upon the stomach. and through the stomach upon
the secreory and nervous systems and the bowels,
its general effect being always genial and benelcent
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Sir james Clarlsc's
Female pills
TO MARRIED LADIES

they are particularly suited. They will in short
time bring on tho monthly period with regularity;
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt
ml to the constitution. IT. all cases Of Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains In the back and limbs ia
tigue on slight exertion, palpitation ofthe Heart
llyst cries and Whites they will effect cure when
all other means have failed. The circulars around
snch package give full directions and advice or will
be sent frceto all writing for them, sealed from OBJ
servation. - it+.'' |.I t.
N.D-In all cases where the Genuine cannot DO
obtained, One Dollar enclosed to tho Sole Proprie-
tor, JOB MOSES, lS Cortlanpt ST., New York will
insurea bottle OF the genuine, tanning fifty pills.
by return mail, securely scaled from any knowledge
of its contents.
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THE CELEBRATED HERLONG
L Cotton Seed. u. ,.s

THE CELEBRATED HERLONG
L Cotton Seed. 81. .g
FROM LOUISIANA
BRYAN, Texas, Feb. Sth, 1873.
Dopid AcCranie, Esq:
siR-This TO certify that I have planted Ave acres
OF land with the Herlong Cotton Seed, obtained Of
ysu abut the first Of last May some OF the seed did
not como Until the first of June. did not get full
stand Igathered of the Ave acres eight bales Of
cotton, averaging over five hundred pounds each.
am satisfied that with the same culture it will yead
twice as much rs any other cotton, OF which have
any knowl'd ge. Besides il is easier gathered. A
hand can pick u to 100 pounds per day and there
IS no moi waste from falling out than with any 9th.
erection. W. d. DAVIDSON.
Witness, IL. M. MOORE
We certify that Mr.. W. B. Davidson 10 a truthful
and reliable gentleman aud his statement is corrob-
Grated by several other planners.
It'd. WILSON,
WIN. DAVIS.
CHArrIILD, Nayarrow county, Texas
December I'd, 1872 I
Darid NeCranie:
., DEAR SRI planted the Herlong Cotton this wear
tne yieald proved to b. one hundred per cent moro
IN an inc Dixon, Shoepock, or Peelor Cotton,
7. b. P0ITERENT.
ice above seeds can be had at SO per bushel ut
Messrs. GABLINGToN L MARsALIs,
Mcdowell 4 HAMMOND.
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IL STRAYS-DALLAS COUNTY.

Take up by W. r. Snow and estrayed before Jno.
d, keerfoct, j. p, precinct No. l, one bay horse,
about 10 years old, about Is hands high, branded
on the shoulder, star in forehead, ane white on
nose-valued at $40. Also one bay horse, - years
old, branded on loft shoulder-valued at S25,
Taken up BY Collin Adams and estrayed before R.
S.Guy, ]. p, No2, ono bay Gliding about s or .
years old, AZ hands high, email star in forehead,
both hiud feet white left oyo a little blemishcd,
having the appearance of being cut for tho hooks,
small collar marks and sadplcd marked, also hvo or
SIX small white rpecks on left hip so small as to DO
hardly preceivaable-valned at S45.
Taken up by 'rhos. Uhl and estrayed be fore JAo.
D., korrfoot, p, precinct No. l. ono yellow mare
about IA hands high, about IL sears old, black
name and tail small star In forehead, branded on
right jaw, and letter 0 on 10 jaw, and JHED con-
nected on loft side Of the neck valued at S25.
Taken mp by Us. Rrittain and estrayed before ].
D. Keerfoot, J. p, precinct No. |, ono iron gray
horse, about 10 hands high, years old, nj brands
percoivable-valued at $40. "
Taken up by j. r. Maukin and estrared before
WI nasel, j. p, precinct No. 4, ono sorrill
mare, IL or II years old, about Ii hands high small
white spot on left side, no brands perceivable-va-
ued Ut VIZ Oh. [2l-3t.
JN0. NJ. LAW,
Clerk Dist, Court, b. g.
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Old whisky

Old whisky
At tho Kentucky, corner Of main and
Market streets. NOD diff.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye has no Bad Odor.

Trade supplied by h. +. GEORGE, Galveston
WmEELocK, FlNLAY y Co., N. o.; CONNER Il WAL
KrR, and II. q. HosRISs6 Co., Dallas, and all drug.
gists throughout the State.
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4. q. CrowelI ~ Co.,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
Attend to business promptly-charges
reason able. Give them trial. wl1x
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Seed Potatoes.

Dallas 18th 1873.
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The Grand Jury

accounts OF the firm