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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

The St. Peter Free Press of the 18th
announced the capture of Inkpadutah, 4,
the murderous Sioux chief, on the prai-
rie, short distance back of that place.
He was held a prisoner there The
Free Press adds:
The most surprising part of the whole
affair il, that it has been discovered that
he is not, as has been universally sup
posed, full -blooded Indian, but is at
least half French.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

The members Of the Wisconsin House
of Representatives on the occasion Of the
adjournment Of that body, presented to
Speaker Lowell the works of Hon. Dan.
inl Webster, in six volumes. The pre-
sentation speech was made by Col. Bill.
lings, and was responded BY the recipi.
ent. in suitable terms.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

The British Government had in COM
mission, April lst, 1858, 27S ships
mounting 4,79S guns, with A ,S04 men,
exclusive of marines at home and mar
ines serving on shore in China; 81, ,l95,
900 has expended on the purchases and
repairs of steam machinery in three years
In North America, on the lst April, ther,
wsre stationed 22 ships, 200 guns, and
3,211 men.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

AT the latest accounts from TT. Myers,
Florida, Billy Bowlegs and suite. 33 war
riors and 81 women aud children, were
there, ready to emigrate. These, added
to others in CUSTODY, will make 2O6, all
of whom would be sent west in few
days. Sam Jones and his 33 warriors
have, probably, ere this surrendered, so
that there is a prospect that the "Flor-
ida war" will soon be over.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

The Leviathar, it is stated; will not be
able to get to sea short of an additional
expenditure of 9l72,000, which sum,
added to the present liabilities of the
company, amounts to Ell, ,2S2; to meet
which, the directors propose to issue de-
benture preference shares to that sum.
The total cost of the ship will be EsO4,
522, or at the rate Of i34 per ton, ta-
king the ship at the builders measure
ment, a, 900 tons.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

A bill for the sale Of the old custom
house 4 Bath, Maine, introduced By Mr.
H.mlin. IVES passed in the Senate May q,
nth ! proviso that the sale should b
m,da = ,.Jlie oses;sa, and aj1sv G1isg
,s;.isss~ pr;os. The Fort Smelling
ale has evidently frightened Congress.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

FArLuaE.-Elias Baker, Esq, proPri-
etor Of the Allegheny Furnace, in Blair
county. Pa, and reputed to be one Of the
vealthiest men in the State, has failed
far . laree amount. His liabilities, It is
aid exceed two hundred fhousand dol
lars
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

How many good and great and glorious
things have been killed by the laugh of
those incapable Of appreciating articles of
that quality, fer noisy wit is often more
than match for silent truth.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

The heart is cup which is empty until
it overfows. We have nothing to enjoy
till We have something to impart. He
only lives who is not reservoir, but a
fountain.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

D@-The oldest clock in America is one
in the Philadelphia Library, which is
nearly two centuries old. 1t was made
in London, keeps good time, and is said
to have once belonged to Oliver crom-
veil
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

~ The Muscatine Journal says that,
"Mr. Eden Brown, of Browns Ferry
over Cedar river, in this county, informs
Us that he has caught in traps the past
winter % coons, 10 minks, 2 offers, and
a cart load Of polecats An odoriferous
load, that! Last night he caught eight
young wolves alive in hollow tree, and
expects to trap the old ones before ne
gives ND the business.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

Iowa LAND GRANrs.-The Senate
has passed bill, reported BY Mr.. Har-
Ian, authorizing the State of Iowa to ap-
propriate FIVE sections granted for public
buildings, to any purpose at her discre-
ton, it being the expressed wish Of Iowa
to appropriate them to an agricultural
college Republic.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

There is . Cockney youth Who, every
time he wishes TO get glimpse Of his
sweetheart, cries "Firev, directly under
her window. In the alarm OF the mo-
ment. she plunges her head out Of the
window, and inquiries 'Wherep When
he poetieally slaPs himself Q" the bosom
and exclsims, "'Ere my Hangelina!"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29
Hard Times.

The Chicago Democrat says that la
borers in that city are not likely to get
more than 75ots day during the com,
ing season, and that hundreds are there
now out of employment.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

Ba- The Democrat Keystone Club,
made up of ofice-holders in this city, has
voted to furnish one million of documents
for the campaign in Pennsylvania.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

rhe National debt Of Mexico figures
IN one hundred and twenty nine millions,
.ithous the floating debt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

EDUCATIONAL.


-
COURAGE.
Strike! - said the anvil to the hammer.
Sfrtkel and never let your iron cool;
Up head, my boy! speak bravely-to not stammer,
Lea al the world should write you down 1 fool.
Wehave no time allowed for shilly -shaily,
But seventy years allotted to the best:
Down with the rock, tear up the valley,
work out your purpose-leave TO Fate the rest,
Ton have purpose-should have-shen bewin II!
An earnest, working purpose ID a power,
Which, II you straightway seias urou the minnie.
viii make Its proges surer every hour.
buiId up your fortunes BY it--lay them deeply,
Make your foundations sure! then day, by day.
RAiss up your walls---a for4xess- -never che.ulv-
Good parpess dssaad : lA.1ssssiv.
strength, NTH. devotion, toll and resolution!
These make your capital-these freely spend:
Once sure Of your design, the execution
Needs al that you can give It to the end.
On boy-'nan! what q world IL In the keeping
" him who nobly aims and brayely toilsi
Speed to the work wen all have time for sleeping,
When we have shufied Of these morta, coils.
GILMORE sIMMs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29
BUSINESS CARDS.
Exchange O6ce!l

Exchange O@oe!l
NIGHT DRAFTS on New York can be mad
- otths Subscriber in sums to salt pdrchassrs
Certidcates oi Deposit. and Drafts ON the
Eastern Cities cashed.
American Gold furnished at small nrem;nm
ONes ovsr 0scstlsad a~d Smydef,s store.
Upton, January 1, '56.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

Rates Of Advertising
square insertion, - si,no
+, "a subsea aent insertion per svuare, 30
square months, +'uo
10 do IVY
do | year Au'eu
A. . uaotes 500
-, q do 300
5 wear 400
ca,,,n / year. $500
t,Nye S1immp / year. $500
tluarteg Coshnn year, zo.SO
rs~ren lines or less of Ainion. maks square.
Law, Professional, and other cards, of tee
gtses. or less. per year, 50, and ter each add
tlonai line, 81.
uaIf yearly and yearly advertisements to be
psia for quarterly in advance.
An aiyertis. ments published until ordered
out. and charged accordingly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

J. III. COVER, BROTHERS 4 Co.,
BANKERS.
d f A l. ERS IN EXCHANG
AND
LAND AGENTS.
Corner Of Clinton and Washineton Streets.
nsvs.ly Ios0s ctiy, Iors.
HENRY RUHRRUP.
NyATCHAAKERA 4 JEWELER, WiLros. Nun.
wv catine Co. Iowa. Watches Clocks 80
Jcwelry carefully repaired and warranted. 10 II
AnCHTrECTURE.
-" l.. CARROLL, Architect and Superintend-
w ent. Once, No. /. second fieor In Grivv's
block, corner Of Third and Perry streets,
'ly DAvEHPoRT, Iowa.
BUNKER 4 NEWELL,
INarpenters aud JOlners, Builders and Sn.
~ perintendents. Particular attention paid
to Stair building. HENRY BUNKER,
v3 al ly. SIS. NEWELL.
ADAM sAik, ID. WALKER.
BAIR r WALKER,
nEALER IN GROCERIES, HARDWARE.
II Crockery, dc. str Wilton, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29
LAWS OF IOWA.
BY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER 1872.

CHAPTER 1872.
AN ACT to authorize the counties to use
Swamp Lands to aid in the construc-
tion of Rail Roads and Seminary
Buildings.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true COZ y Of the original roll on file in my
Office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State


AN ACT revising and amending title
IV of the code, and further providing
for elections, filing vacancies in office,
designations and contestiug elections.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-29

Manila, lutte, Hemp and coessn
' Eorc Hemp Packing Sein Lath Jwins
y.A e. 4. Nysr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

At Mound Prairie, a anderson Co., Texas,
IL miles N: T.. of Paiestine, on the Tyler and
Shreveport ROad.
TIE Fourteenth Session of this Institution opened the
Monday in August under the charge Of Elder JAMES r..
MALON W. assisted by able and well approved Faculty.
The buildings are ample and conmodous Dormitoes the
plan of Thomas efcrsonTo Pnpiis 0hLy in The
Departments are entirely distinct aud in separate buildings.
Scholastic Year consists Of two sessions Of five months each The
fdcrhia Donating CiHb has fine LIBRARY, presented
by the bcrity of the friends OF the Institution Students
vc at time and charged only from the day ofennce
close of the session.
N All damage done to Dormitorcs furniture charged
to the occupants pomiories furnished with everything
cesslry to render them comfortable and pleasant and in style
superior to anything in this State.
Ch0rgcs for Boar TWiioa, RoOm-Rsnt Fucl and Uihg,
ior Me Scholastic YGw oftmo sessions Of RtoRkaSs
English Department, list Class, IL pRd at close, 500
II not paid at CLOSE, ll0
Ind Class. II paid ut close, ITO
fnot paid at close 12l
lguhl or Mathematical Department. IL paid mt Clsc 100
If not paid at chsc, l3g
Music on Violin, Guitar or Plano, (rachO 30
Contingent fee /
Ten pe cent discount allowed for advance pa, ments
Positively deduction under any circumstances except for
sickness.
Sept II, 1865 lily.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

Important Movement among he aollior
The recent c0usecnilUn Ol lh' uyw -}ul-.
rogue Oheh Sh,lom, IN Hanover street. Lts boz.
augufaied nm important uiuumlioy movement
Hnong tie nelitcs M this ciiy. The mrm-
bers OF This congregation who had cop 10 dat
time proless,d the ouhodoy creed Of. orc llr
brew Church, nud strictly observed CO.. PIE.
'cnbcd rights and roWmouus r, have now DDS.
-arlrd some ul the luudamcupl prurIp,,s ul
their faith, and abandoned lbs ull established
hm Of worship, Besides the introduction cot
an organ and the singing at hymns iu the ver-
nacular tongue, they have adopted prayer,
book whirh gives due expression 10 the rr,
hhrkablc change Of the religious sentiment
which Is beginning Ia mass Us way among
larce portion OF III ancient people,
Among the most important changes which
Nave thus far characterized the movement, lho
restitution OF the Mosnc roicy, aud the re,
Mrn TO Jerusalem, and the rc-r,rab,ishmcui of
sacrlcn worship, are 40 longer objects al
hope nni prayer The dogma of millennium,
IN n somewhat modified form, isO prominent
feature Of the new pn,yrr,book, These md,
cal changes among the people Of Israel, who
nave Tor SO many centuries adhered 10 the strict
'tflh Of their fathers, have, Of late, resulted Ia
the formation Of numerous congregations, which
dcvinte more or less from the orthodox stand.
ard. The new pmycrbook is the conjoincd
production of three Rabb;., Of whom Rev. Dr.
Isaac NJ. Wise, Of Cincinati, is the most dis.
iingnishcd.
The congregation Of liar Sanai, in High
street, also differ from The Orthodox creed in
so far tina, the males md females occupy the
same floor, The latter not being required to oc-
cupy the gallery. Anoihcricatur+ Of this con-
Grcgaion is the fact that its members are per-
mitted to eat whatever rool they please, all
laws regulating that principle having been
abolished. With regard To the Sabbath, how.
ever, all are agreed, and The seventh day is
still observed us day of rcst-an entire cess
sation from labor, so that not even fire may
10 kindlcd in the house Of the lSraclc on that
dny.-BsRiimorC SH-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
HoUsToN AND GALVESTON.


Gahe'isn Agricultural Warehouses.
ao lt.a. sssut, cnHsiH sfnAsn 49, TRsnoST sTnrrT
Mhtht 'h D. i1u .. ~. 4, -. a. = 80.
luitiil TT kAL iMrlfAiENTs
'ai.i Q. a. Fr''s ssnii q il' oaH'Iy smrs ihfss
riil Dls-o- wrugl, ari s',si i'a rsh ons ia'.s to
sIN taftk
IAREUWs-iurr,,,.i iInss 80 EsIairlpr,
ctnnAIuRs-oi al Aiaisr cira ssss', iaFss Ilar' aud
CosS siiELLEns-siasls apl Duis, fr Hand aud nprss
fautr
CuiN PL,NTEBs
sEEp suWfl,s-F.E ilaal 20 Il.Tss,
MHHiHr aHl l1Hlsa- MlglliUTs,
sssil.s .ill CF1llrs FaIuius Nlsi
UspslduE Mafiiafs il1rsr aul listFi kasrs,
narHg ana Euiatn Cgn Nl', iuI5 s'or s'i s''' 'eTr
AMI Ga tHl,lrIs, AMI iusl Mills,
Iinu.s--bglaTy, u.rltr ln.rT ani l9sh
i,snlrn tnsnr', iiss-', slsd,s, AN,sr l1r1s
hnsh Hooks, 40, SiaIe ali Wharf HurAsi
rsilauon an Road Nas.nsi
haHlru aWl Hin laTTlssi
Wssa s,si r,rsl iisrss., C.ll'r, IIsu'rs ksi
"a laes, higs, ibls riis asl bali hinssi
l'ssi and ii'riils ssnlsTs-
-neltins-
oa1 Tanned sri,i,ri Isstivr lrn o IA inchrsi
hn'anin.l hu'lsT sral i'b, ~ aii'h'
issg ' isa, i Ii, y. a al rana ,,s'
-GnTden Seeds aud Plants
Asrt ieT MliF slsl wHals Kuiucsy Harvester Reaper
.lilkr AMI Winsair', e "a AMI Cob Crushing MN,
7, ", nran's lalrus ITisi MIN, Fryirh aust llar,
TgLr0N's SgLF,sIARrFNING COM MEAL ASp GENgR
N fEEn MN.
fiigiSlilNU MACHINES Ann sErARATOIlS, Ann
MILLER, MlNdATE \ co.'s pennsylvania fOuR
InnSE lOwEn A,p r.,hiSlikliS
MelORp BOUAHnls iinlsH POWER,
AGgNr roR ECARvER \ CaslMrBovRp COTTON GIN,
80 clilcltsrL's sEA lstANn '"rroN GIN
nENEpAL AGENTS FOR MANUFACTURES,
Mss siNss-lSiyr sAAcO, WILLIAMS CO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
FaCEGespHiC EesstEfgVge.

! On the first Monday of October next and continue
forty weeks uulcr the supcrntcnlancc Of Rev. j. W. p Me-
kenzie, assisted by full corps Of experienced Tcacrfs The
buildings large and pleasant and Laboratory well supplied
with apparatus. The two Departments of this Academy will be
entirely hiStinc.
Charges for Board Tuition, Room Rent, Washing etc for
session Of forty weeks:
English Department, II paid at close $40 90
Do DO II not paid at close $l2l 90
Lnena or Natl, NAUTICAL department, paid at close, $50 90
DO Do 10 not paid ut close, $1i3 90
Music Piano Forte with Of instrument $50 90
Incidental tax on each student 81 90
Ten per cent. allowed for all advance payments Pupils chag
e the first mouth from entrance and dcluc-
ton will he made under any circumstances except for proncted
sickness August Is, 1S5S.--gly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
vv&pOL-GSggNHNGa.
WE HAVE NOW AN EIGHT HORSE POWER
STEAM ENGI.\ r,

.qiachci 10 onr mooi-cardtag macAiac; siiuoicd on
Ten .Nic crech, trcirc MHc souh Of he
torn Of DnlnS.
w L are now prepared to give prompt attention on
done. The wool must be well washed, aud picked
and one pound Of lard, to every eight pounds of wool
must nall cases he furnished by those wishing II
gooA and nice article Of rolls In all cases he care
full to furnish at least sheet, for every twenty
five pounds Of wool, that is as much as they will
hold when cardcl.
TERMS, i@rarioHy Cash.
White wool, 10 cts per h. ~
NIi:el &c Is .s
We tender our thanks for previous patronage, and
still solicit continuation of custom.
o. b. NANCE & SON.
Pleasant Run, p. o.. Sent 18th 1858 -12tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
Texas EseERisenaiaEy.
Land for Sale,

| OFFER fof sfle on the most reasonable terms, the
following tracts of land, $40 acres, situated on
Nile ceckNel tmicd acres situated about two miles
below the mouth Of Five Mile, and three miles NORTHEAST
ls l' On the latter there between six sevf
iN acres In good cultivation with the usual arm
sales and other improvements, and plenty Of fire
TRACKS wei vattred Ti- land is well situated, fertile
VII bc soil low. Land buyers are rcqesd to give ire cal
July 81 ls5S-oaR 7. j. WAAiPLER
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
Esrss'e E.iGys0l.S

+ all kimls-Applc, Peach and Cognac brandcs
- Of the best brands; Bourbon, Rye nnl Irish
w>y'i VIM of all kinds, all warranted to h, pure and
Inctrd, and tn have NO SVRYCUNINE, for sale my
Oh the Eat str Of tc Public Square. have also
IN hln the hest Gullc of Cigars and cloes lot of Conf
tinS, and articles usually tn he fund in oil cstblislmcn-
Those who 'nlul"'" are invited to t.kc the pure stun
Dallas, july ", lSJS.-j:tf D., Y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
GOolnb's Steam Fi0uring Willis.

Situnted 4 miles West of ilaIins.
liE undersigned informs the publctbat these SUI
] pdlfor Mills are in successful operation He will
grind for Customers for the USUAL Tofd. His long
connection with the milling business and the excel
lent quality Of the mills, having two run of stones
superior boxing cloths, and first rate smut mill,
warrant lin in saying that his flour is not cxcted
in quality 10y any manufactured in Northern Texas.
The mill will be attended to constantly by the I'M
dersgncd who respectfully socits share of public
patronage, and feels no hcstancy in guaranteeing |
satisfaction Those who may favor him with call 1
may rely on no detention. -
L. G. COOMBS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
Hand fOH Sale.

FI'lIE undersigned, as agent of Noah Spears, offers
L for sale a tract OF land on Five Mile Creek
tHiu!g E'.El'E.N HiNDRED less. There is
M H''d ln cmfft!h dwell Ming and sixty good
state Of Cultivation, AMI alla nrse portion Of it very heavily
tmrr lti unnecessary to give Il NIlsr description
Wishing To purchase Will Look at it before doing For II
it ami any ",r Information desired, applied to the umlcrsgu-
oil Itn:6n MOI. HOLM u. kEKENUr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
@ The Be les at Old Point.

A correspondent of the New York Time.
writing from Old Point Comfort, makes the
following ullusion to some of the bellies now
fegning Mt that celebrated watering place:
The Virginia bellies have not held undispu'.
ted sway at Old Point. A greater amount OF
female beauty is seldom seen cOngrcgniad at
one point than is now visible here; rcprescnt.
ing rs II does, almost every State in the Union.
The Empire City sends mp n numerous dele.
CATION; among whom | notice Mrs. Emmet
md her fascinating daughter. Mrs Houston,
and Mrs Fleet whose charms are acknowl-
edged even by the fair ones of the South.
The greatest belle, however, lisa Mrs. b.,
OF Mississippi, widow young, beautiful and
wealthy, and the "ady love" of Ex-Governor
Foote, who is devoted in bis attention. Where
is it that very young widows if beautiful and
rich. are not baIIcs Mrs L. evidently takes
the medal The premiums may be distributed
10 Miss f. A.Blake, of FIordn; Miss Carmi,
chael, Of Annapolis; Miss Fowler, Of Memphis;
Georgetown, D. c.; Miss Whitfield, Of North
Carolina; Miss Brown of Florida; Miss Barry,
Of ST. Louis; Miss Greer, of Ohio; Miss Par
ham, of Tennessee; and Miss Wood, Of the
District OF Columhiac
These ladies form, galaxy Of female lowell
ness charming to behold, but still more charm.
ing is the simplicity of their manners
and their reserved and modest dcpor;.
mcnt, which is in strong contrast with many,
who with boIdncss, presume to thrnst their
faces forward and occupy the foreground in cv-
cry tabean Mrs. Wade Hampton, of South
Cnrollna, atractred great admiration, as did
aSo the lady of Dr.. Gibbs, the editor of he
Soutl Carolinian Mrs. Mnjor Ramsey, Of
Washington; Mrs. MahafIy, of Now York;
Mrs. Stewart, of Arkansas; Mrs. johnson, OF
Illinois, and Mrs. Allen of New Orleans, are
married ladies, but yet could with propriety be
'tamed among the rcigning b, lies al Oh Pom.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
Snls,flim & Muglles.
New Arrival.
NEW GOODS.

CAYKE q THOMAS, are just in -
- receipt Of large and full assort- En-
ment Of Drugs Medicine, Chemicals, a.
Paints, CHS and Dye stufHs.
ALSO, fine assortment of Books , -
and Stationery, as follows; Poeticll, ysE@So
Historical, Miscellaneous works, Mole * ,
paper, Cap paper, Letter paper, &c.
Also, fine assortment Of Pocket knives. -
We especially invite the attention Of a.
the Ladies Of Dallas ami vicinity to our 49,
large md splendid assortment Of Perfumery, Toilet
ard Fancy artcles-piease sirf US a cal aud exatn-
inc for yourself s. &. I.
panas, Tesas. April 70, 1s5s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
SCHOLASTIC.
DnIIrs dOIipaiatc INsIilutp.
Mount Prairie BaigIl schcOl.

w Il. SMITH, Principal, aud Mrs $. j, SMITH,
" Assistant.
Thu t session NJ this school will commence the fret Mem
day In ucnitr. The scholastic year will he divided utp two
lions nT live months each
TEltNS--pf Tuii0u per Session
Grammar and arithmetic. 81 30
Grammar lul Arithmetic continued, Element ny Algebra,
Composition, Natural Philosophy Chemistry and History ~ -
Algebra continued, u,wntiy, TrigonHeiiy Surveying,
Descriptive AMI Analytical Geometry, nilrrcutlnl aud
Integral Cnlci'us Astronomy, Mental Philosophy, the
elements Of Latin ,irgrk aud Spanish languages 10 90
Students will b. charged from IL, time Of entering until the
close IT the session. unless IN of rrnraccl Illness.
Tuition payHhlrUt the expiration ~ each term
This .chpul Is located In Dallas county, miles north n The
town u Dallas near the residences u Ben Mrr and NJ. f.
Purtnr. ] Bwd hc hni IN the nrslnrhupd
he terms Each student will he charged 50 cts per session. IT.
cilrntal expenses. ll:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
E'iaStei'ing.
M. GUEELOT,

COACH AND WAGON MAKER.
| Would respectfully inform his old .St-1sssC
friend, and customers and the public Cd
ren.ray that he prepared DO 40 kinds Of UOOD-UORK
SuTTHTfG, PRINTING, THINNING, &c, &c. Having
on hand large assortment material Of every KIND, he can
work the notice, IN the best MANNER and
isE rates Ri, -li1p 81 befreen the Cruichel
Howe and suadc fish. Dallas, Tex, May 1S5s-ssflm