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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
Land for Sale,

VIE undersigned, as agent Of Noah Spears, offers
l. for sale a tract of land on Five Mile Greek con-
tanning Eleven Hundred acres more less
There is on said land comfortable dwelling and
sixty acres in good state Of cultivation and also
arge portion Of it very heavily tmbered. 1t is I'M
necessary to give fuller description, wishing
TO purchase will look at IL before doing For terms
of sale and any other information desired apply the
undersigned t45:6mo1 JOHN D. KERF0OT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

The conservative portion Of the Caiholie
CiuIch on the Slavery question, % set 'ofih
by the Archblshops and bishops who recently
assembled in Baltimore. merits the sommen'
daiion Of all true patriots aud Christians
We make the following extract from the ras,
'opl letter Of the Arhbishepso the la'iy and
Clergy Of the denomination .
The peaceful and conservative Character oi
out principles, which are sdapled 90 every
form Of government and every state Of soele'
~, has been tested and made manifest in the
grra, political struggles that have agiialed the
country on the subject Of domestic slavery
Although history plainly tesiliies that the
rhurrh has always teifendsd tile poor and la
boring classes, mud efiseually procured the
mitigation Of tue evils attached 10 sevi,ude
until Though her mild influence ipassedsway
from the nations Of Europe. ys, she has never
disturbed established order or endangered the
peace OF society BY following theories Of PA''
lsnihrophy.
Faithful TO the teachings andrraample OF
the Apostles, she has always taught servants
10 obey their mosiefs, not serving to the eye
merely, hut a. 10 Christ, aud in His name she
commands masters TO treat their servants with
humanity md justice, reminding them that
'hVS hlso nave Mhslcf w HchNen' VIC HhN'
not therefore. found il necessary TO modify cur
teachings wirh view OF adapting it 10 local
circumstances. Among US there has been no
agitation on this subject. Our clergy have
wisely sbseincd from ell interference with the
judgment Of the faithful, which should he free
on all questions Of poli,y and social order,
within the limits Of the doctrine and law OF
Christ
We eShort Won. venerable brethren. TO pur.
sue this course, 50 becoming the "mnisters Of
Christ and the dispensers Of the mysteries OF
God" Let the dead bury their dead. Leave
to the wordlings the care and nnxeiies Of po'
li,ical partnership, the struggles for ascenden.
cy. and the mort lficaions Of disappointed am.
birion. D. NOT, in any way, identity the in.
teress of our holy ftmh with the fortunes Of
any party. but, preaching peace and good will
to nil mankind, study only to win TO truth the
deuded children Of error, and to merit the
confidence OF your fock, so that becoming all
TO all, you may gain all to Christ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
II OTE LIS
UNION HOUSE,
A. ]. Observation-Disclosures.

Mckinney, Collin County, Tsras. "a
THANKFUL for past hvors conferred upon me BY the ..s
travelling and local public. and being determined to Him
devote my time and entire attention to the wants Of the
wead traveller take this method 81 informing EVERY rupr
aud the balance Of mankind that my house Is open NJ MI Vines
for the reception aud accommodation " those who may vor Inc
a call, Reing Of but one hrsnesS and h,vns
connected with my house promise my patrons that they
must and shall sdf.fd In Connection with my house
have large and convenient stab supplied with the hnest sy
ostlsrs II IT, IL Nj > 49,. a.
Board With lodging per month sls W
without ioEing per month ~ "
Man and horse per day - . ,.,.,c.,. Ss
,,,rnI,b, - rs
sin.a m.ni IS
Let Il he distinctly understood that office OF the STAGE
LINE , Mckinney onhsin and from Mckinney to Dallas
kept Mt my house. passengers always be aceonnods
ted other travellers at twenty-five cents per meal
Aug. !, l50T-5:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

ON PLAcIpo.-This is the name Of n faith
ful old chef on The Reserve, whose services
on behalf OF Texas have always been freely
rendered and often proved invaluable. He
fought against many of the Indians now on
the reserve, when they were robbing and MUIR
dering the W tie settlers. and he is even now
regarded with Jealous feelings by these Indi-
ans. He is faithful and industrious. and last
season raised corn sufficient for hlnrseif and
several of his families He has done much
BY his example and by his conversation, to en-
courag, his coun,rymen TO abandon their wild
pursuits Of the chase, and follow those Of civ.
ilized life, and he has had, and continues TO
have, much 10 contend against in the Incidence
and impro, idence Of the Indian character
He predicted the chastisernent of the Canaan.
ches, and told the Indian settlers on The re.
serve that the Camanche enemies would be
arrested IN their career by the summary ven.
ceancc of the whites. and that blood would
flow. The late events have confirmed his pre-.
dctions aud done much TO produce the best
state Of feeling that has ever existed in the re.
serve. Piacido is very poor. He is OF a
proud nature, and would rather die than beg a
favor In the late battle. when the other ln-
dams scrambled TO get horses, he only took
one Placido, az well in times past as in The
late battle. has set noble example, and il
ought to be encouraged by the act Of The State
itself The present of small number OF
COWS would BE- a valuable gift to tine poor In
dian. while it would evince on our part sense
Of appreciation of his important services,
which wonld have a most salutary effect u?on
the rest of the race in the State. This sub
=. is matter OF interest among our Ran
.rs. and officers and men al feel deep SYM
pathy for Placido.-Stats Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

G. Reeds Mark and Brnnd.-My brand for
y horses and cattle s the letters s. D. My mark is
swallow fork and uncrbit in c right and cop and split
the m All IN this mark have other brands In addition
Ia mine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
kiclapOO Steam Saw Mill.
100000 FEET SEASONED LUMBER
NOW m HAND.
s,,,. 81. ,s5-.-is


TNHESE MILLS are finely situated Immediately on
l. the line between Anderson and Henderson coun-
tics, . miles northwest of the town of kckapoo, y
miles southeast of Athens 10 miles from the crossing
of the Trinity ut gasctte, 30 miles from Pcrtcr's
Bluff II from Larissa, % from Rusk, 20 from Paes-
tine IS from Kaufman, As from Canton, 30 from Ty
Ter, 60 from Ccntrevillc 100 from Dallas, So from
Wnsahachic, 60 from Corsicana, 80 from Wild Cat
Bluff, 80 from Pine Bluff so from Parkcr's Bluff,
10 from Waco, so from Fairfield, 76 from Springfield,
l20 from Fort Worth, l2O from Buchanan, 100 FROM
lIillsborough, and 1906 from Iohnson's Station.
PRICES:
Flooring, per hundred feet 81 80
Ceiling, 4" " %
Misunderstanding, " 20
All other sizes in proportion.
These mills are under the supervision Of FIRST rate
Sawyer and Engineer and being in regular operation
the public may always depend upon full supply Of
we'll seasoned lumber and upon having all bills, large
and small, filed with accuracy and at the shortest
ticc, according to orders
All orders must he addressed to BENZ. H. JOHNSON,
Kickapoo, Anderson County, Texas.
NJ T. JOHNSON.
johnson s Station, Tarran. Co., April ls-4Saf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
PIasfering.

THE undersigned being now permanently located
i in Dallas respec fully offers his services to the
public, as Piasterer. Having demonstrated the
fact that the material of this country when properly
combined, is as susceptible Of making good ce-
r7er. sra. cf the Na-+h
LiAif ler sale, viii be kept on hard.
valpafdt censiisrsiioa paid Ter HaIR
y. ffasserirv j0is igsnrs5-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
The Fore d Loan in Mexico.

The straits to which the revolutoniss in
Mexico are driven is illustrated IN the course
of President ZuIoago in imposing forced loan
upon foreign capital in order to support the
Government. It has already been stated that
the English and American merchants are dis.
posed TO resist this IN, assure, and that our Min
is;er, Mr.. FousYru, in II long and able note,
addressed TO SR. Don LUIS G CuEvAs, Minis.
ter of Foreign Relations, has protested agans,
the imposition of this impost on foreigners
generally, American citizens especially. Mr..
OrwAY, the British Minister, had Ia! en- SINH.
lar step. The following is copy Of Mr.. FoR
syrn's letter to the American Consul on the
suhact.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

Nfsin re5s South Car9.ina ard Tslas
i.h-e each Lost f'Vo Sensiors b. 3Fsih--ihe
former Bafsra13 Bgaas. fae iatisf Rgsl aad
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
10 Good L. Mckenzie,
HEN RY GRIDE r,
ATTORNEY All Law,

Dallas, Dallas County Texa,,
wpraeties nj, profession the Courts Of the 18Th Judicial
District comprising the eounirs 81 Con Grayson Cooke, len
Wis., Parker johnson, k Taant and Dallas Prompt
faithful ati-non given TO all business eonaded to hIa
Juhe Ii, lSSS-ItL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
followers Of Fine stock.

10 Lovers Oh FIne Stock.
MY thorough bred horse, WA C0USTA, and my
lfI Maltese Jack, JOHN WILLIAM, will stand
the ensuing at my stables, three miles East Of
Dallas, on the following TERMS.
Each by insurance only, $40 90
For Pcdigrcc and terms more in full, see printed
hand-bills. = i. G. IlAWPE.
Dallas, March LIST. 1s5s.-iOtf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
SCHOLASTIC.
Mckenzie Institute.

'InE ss,eniesnth session u this lnslase will ePsn
Ca the hrsi MoIilay u Ocioler nest, ani coniiuae
f0riy weeks. unlsr The supefhiendanes o. Rev. y W
r. Mckenzie. assisted BY full corps Of etperienee
Teachers, The buildings arc large and pleasant and
laboratory yell Supplied nth aPparsias ihe iss
departments Il this .ieAdsmy will bs sasirely dis
tinet.
Charges f,r Raari, Tuition, Room Rsnt, Washing,
etc. fr session u forty weeks -.
English Department, IL paid a. close silv no
i. 40. il ne' paid Al sloss III %
Liugaal Or Maihenalieal lsPArtmeRt. -.
paid a. sl0-e ~ "a
Music on Piano fcF,e With use Of instrument 80 ~
Incidental tsI On each student 7"
Ten per cent allowed Tor Al advance PsyHsh'---
Pupils charged, sitter the hFst month, gom uH's o.
entrance, aud deduction will be male uaas' any
circumstances, except for pFOlraeiei Sickness
September l2fh lsaT-ll ly,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
Administrators Notice.

N Office is hereby given that at the May
~ Term A. D. 1853 of the Honorable County
Court of Denton county for Probate business.
Letters of administration were granted to the
undersigned on the es ate of A. p. Lloyd deceased
This is therefore to notify all persona who are
indeb ell to said estate to make Immediate pay
mcnt; and thuse having claims against the same
to present them property authenticated within 4
the time prescribed by law.
JOSEPH KNIGHT,
q. w. HUGHES,
June 2lst, IS58-j2:Gt. Administrators.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
A Runaway in Jail,

Piano Ledge. Z. D.. = q A. ~.
st0tp fir.r rr,aiar coumuBicaiioas p .ileir
L.dre Hoan 1ear Pisns o. lie safs..
ID. r. es1z Al .zo5s. LINES N1s5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
LEGATION OF THE USlTEp STATES,
MEXICO. May %, 1853.

~ - =, q =, =,
JOHN nLacN' Esq., u o, 'o on 1"e1"o'
DIR: In my np,e OF me @o'n '">' ens'sr"
10 reply more i'hy 10 me co'"'huh'Va''on you
sent me from number OF american c'''%e"s
residing ana dong h"S'ness IN ms s"p''"',,
ASKING Tor a1ylce m regard 10 'he'r t'sh's anu
nioIl''es unler 'he Nv" Gee o, 'ee ou'
p'eme HoVer","ei,' T' me ION a ION IN
sun, a,'e' sno',a ""ve 'n.ea''u WIN .N
co ,e.sHeS ~ ''I u."o".a,'e 'o.Ps !" a Ja","
'Iu ''V,'eu l'' '"n' Pu'P'ke: n.' Ju"' .; nus
'a"e" P"re' an" '.e 'eSo', ,'"' '"e a'p'''
'''lc oo"y Is '''' o' accord anu "'s "'' '.H'"
th't concerted ac.'on 'or 'he P'o,ee''on OF al
i'Fe'sne's !" mexico "''e" 'p0 'o"'e hopes
" meht 40.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
Isaac Nayior.
H. Wnrrcn Stone,

ATTORNEY and COU-NSEiLO OK Al Id W
WILL practice ia the counties u Kaufman, Collin, enlon ~
w n. aud nsilAs the snprns Court At lyigf and ~
te Probate courts a. psilas dining counties stea at
isn M he .vcn 10 collections peTeeiing 81 titles 10
ami. hailA', nee. ~, ieo'l-,'v,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
DR.. j. Peak, .Jr.,

SUR q EON ID L. MI IST,
tVotL LID respectfully inform the citizens Of Dial, srr-
w Las and the surrounding countless that he Is
permanently located In Dallas and Is prepared oITfTSa
perform all Operations in his profession In the most 1
approved style. Once Peak Martins Drug Store ALL
WORK WARRANTED. june ?7-5.:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
DR.. A. ri. Johnson,

Having permanently located IN Dallas offers his professional
vices the public iemay be found at the old County Clerks
once, Main when professionally absent
Dallas, Texas, January 10, ls5s-2Du
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

, tsAe. 0. $50 ncfes lying on Grove Creek in FL

IyIHI OF UTVFt tIttA III EI-
rii-s S1Tth ~ waKs'atiie,
IN so acre safrey in The
st9F % Stool. The isad i Of
slpnnins Fater Hphnit FIR
lr, fe ~ -a.tce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

~ Us County. abluf
be,ug nc s6Uth hslf
nAme o. the HGss b
Z c lest qualify, tnah
!. iae sini rms - 80.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
JOSEPH, q. Terrell,
John R. BaylSr,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Belkrsp, Young County, Itrd,,
WILL practice Al the eempi In the ssienih ju
dlei. pls,Ilet PEnps asnisn given TO all bushes,
uustei 10 hI, ssIe, June Is, lss!-so;iy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

WOE embrace this opportunity Of returning his grateful ac-
Acknowledgements the kind anil liberal patronage received
during past year and hopes, by strict aud faithful attention to
his prof, rsionai duties, merit q continuation.
ar onicc sayre Thomas rug store, where he be
found u nl hours unless professionally absent.
o. 9o,1y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
=, :, :, :, John A.. g; M, Nla.c.,CIooy, !. !,

IN uasso- ia ,hs s Carts Al The composing
~ len Jaisi rsu All in the sapus cur u his
ara attend q The essen u dans IN ~ eoanss sning
onss a., Isss,A. ralas sausr,, nsna.. res..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

.Iob PrialIng or AlI I1laa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
Medical Notice.

Aying associated ourselves IN the practice Of Medicine We
IL yer, respectfully Offer professional services TO the public
will give attention Ia all entrusted TO
vu- care. y. u. PRYOR, D.,
n5;tL CHAS Il. PRYOR, NJ. n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
George w. Guess,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR T'LAW,
Dallas. Teras.
WILL practice IN the ourts II the 10Th judicial District COM
sng the counties Collin Graysou Cooke Denton Wise, Par
Kerr Johnsou Hills fan aud bAas Also In Kaufman In the
also supne Court Of the State, and the district
Court al tie unltei states.
Dallas, JanuAry ls5S-sSily.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-30

gwine out the same way eff I'm spared
till then" Tn told ii wur a powerful
sarmint-it war hern three miles. He
proved that nakedness was not much srtsr
all eff you take the rite view Of the thing
that sarpints Of al! sizes was scar.
ey, cold and troublsum = that it warnt to
be expected Of him, poor weak frail enc
Of the dust to be sarpint or lizard proof
either--that one email sarpint Of the
tribe Of Melkisidio ruinated world
through an oman-while be war besst BY
barrel full of them. An sixteenthly an
finally, that Sutty Lovengood is the big
gest fool and scarecrow ever hatchsd in
the mountain range.
Now, George, that all may be 70. but
| want you to tell old Grouphog for me
eff he'll let me alone, III let him alone
an eff he don't, 1 wish I may be smashed
inter poultce if 1 don't lizard him
again Lets go tn the spring and mix
little ov hit with this yere whisksy [shak-
ing his flask afore you start. Mind, tell
old Borbely what sed about another
big skeer, with--say peck ur peck
and kslf ov lizards. Try and skssr
him Of you kin-geod-bye.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-30
MIDDLEBURY
AGRICULTURAL WhREH0USE
AND
/ r y n ST o II T.,
ADDISON HOUSE.

TIME subscribers would respectfully give notice
i thHt they have leased tine " Addison House"
fora term Of years and that the Troprioiors have
re fitted the house in every purt, end the sua-
of new furniture. and nothing shall he Wst'n g
ON their part to make everything comfortable pn,.
pleasant for their guests. Excellent stables mud
the best attention for Lurses will"be pruvi ed,
Country residents will find pleasant and C, aye
niens home AT the most liberal rates. Special 90,
ducements win be offered for county eueton-
ers. Lurge aud small parties will be acconnu.
dated az short notice.
ADAMS, BROTHERS
Middlebury, July Is, 1851, 1851
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-30

Two Irishmen were in prison, the one
for stealing COW and the other for steal
ing a watch. Halo, Mike2 what o'clock
is it ?" said the COW stealer to the other.
"And sure Pat, | haven't any time-piece
handy but l think it is most milking
time"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-30

RUSSIAN sERrDoM.--A report lately
presented to the Emperor Alexander con-
tains the following statistical returns rea-
tive to landed property and serfs in Rus
sia. The number of families who are land
owners amounts to 127 900 Out of these
1000 possess from 1000 to 10000, serfs;
600 from 500 to 1000 $4,000 from
100 to 500; 10000 from q to 100, 75,-
900 have less than n. The total number
of peasant serfs of the nobility amount to
ll,750 900, and those of the crown to
100000. There are, therefore, 20, $780,
90 persons anxiously waiting for an i'm
provement in their condition.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-30

NORTH READING, MASS.
Teacher Of Vocal and instrumental Music
Agent for PIANO FoArEs, alELoDEONs, and aii
kinds of musical merchandise. MciOJeons or
Pianos of any maker furnished at shOrt notice.
A personal warrant given to selected Instruments.
In the fall months Mr.. K. contempiates attending
personally to delivering instruments.
Ordsrs filed promptly, and sdtstaction Su1rd"
tied.
Aliddlebury, June |, 1sjs.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-30

Surgical and Mechanical Dentist
Rooms in Brewsters Block Main ST., one door
North of The Post Office
All operations upon the Teeth viii be pei iorm-
ed in accordance with the latest Improvement in
tho Art ami warranted. II
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-30
sut Lovengood's Lizards.
$S- EFT DuLLERs REV - ARD.

This cash will be paid in korn or pro-
JUICE tn be collected at UT about next camp
meetin by eny one what ketches him, for
the carcus of wun Sutty Lovsngood, ded
or alive, an safely given over to the care
ov Passin John Pullin, at Squire mack
Junkins for rasin ov the devil permis-
cusly, discumfertin the women powerfully
an skarin folks ginerally, at tho ratil
snaix springs big mestin, signed by me,
John Pullin, the Passion.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-30

ENcouRAaING.--A member of Congress
from indiana writes a patronizing letter
to au editor, complimenting him for the
support that he has rendered to the "grats
principales fought for by oar four fathers"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-30
Addison County Agricultural Society
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR.

The Fifteenth Annual Fair of the Ad-
Olson County Agricultural Society will bs
held at the Fair Grounds, in Middlshury.
on Wednesday and Thursday, September
22d and 23d, 1858. .i
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
WILLIAM r. SANFORD, President
OLIVER SMITH, Woo pr..;d.,,.
EDSON D. BUSH, ''e
JUSTUS COBB, Secretary.
EDWARD 5. DANA, Asst Secretary.
JACOB w. CONROE, Treasurer
TOWN MANAGERS.
ALLEN SMITH, Addison,
d. EDGAR HILL, Bridport.
L. W. CASE, Bristol,
TRUMAN B. HoLLEY. Cornwall,
DAVID HAZARD, Ferrisburgh,
JOIN CAPEN, Goshen,
HIRAM FORD, Granville,
AUGUSTUS TAYLOR, Hancock,
&. Q. SwINNISGToN, Leicester,
CHAsR 2. BUsH, Lincoln,
EDWIN HAMMOND, Middlebury,
l.. L. BEERS, Monkton,
SYLVESTER DoUp. New Haven, 4
d. L. Rust, Orwell, r.
SOLOMON ALLEN, PANToS,
JOHN R. New, Ripton,
Z. D. TAYLOR, Salisbury,
DAVID CUTTING, Shoreham,
SAM'L D. HoIcoMB, Starksbero,
W. W. HIcKoK, Vergennes,
NEWTON RosE, Wsltham,
GEORGE WILLARD, Weybridgs,
ALBERT HUBBARD, Whiting.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
FIELD CROPS,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-06-30

N. HARRIS NJ D.,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

Teeth filed with Crystalzed Gold, all operations
lone in Dentistry usual, office at his residence on
Park Street, west side of the little Park.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02
NEW DISEASE IN CATTLE.

The Freeport Journal says that there
is a new disease prevalent to some extent
among cattle in Stephenson county, Hi
noise, of which it says: ''It acts upon the
system like poison. Sometimes the
creature is taken with trembling and in
an hour or two dies; sometimes it will
live along day OF so-sometimes whole
week, trembling and frothing and foam
ing at the mouth; and as SON as dead the
carcass bloa;s up and is at once blue with
mortif cation. IL this dead carcass is eat
en- by a hog or other animal, it is sure
death 10 them; and if the poison gets in
to sore upon a mans hand, or in any
way comes in contact so as to get into
the circulation, it will destroy life speed
ilY." 1t recommends as a course OF
treatment as remedy, that the animal
attacked should at once be removed, as
the disease seems 10 he somewhat con-
tagious. There is but little hope OF life
after the attack comes on. Bleeding is
and it taken in season
may save. But, in all cases, remove the
diseased, one; and TO prevent il spread
ing. give the healthy ones dose of salt
petre and bleed them. Cover the dead
bodies up at once, SO that the contagiOn
will not spread.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-02
From the Springfield Republican,
LETTERS TO YOUNG EEN-E0. z
BY TIMOTHY TITcoNB.

propose 10 this letter 10 talk 10 you con-
cerning your relations to society. Many,
and | may say most young men, fail for
many years 10 get hold Of the idea that
they are members ofsOciety. They seem
to suppose that the social machinery of
the world is selfoperaiing. They cast
their first ballot with an emotion of pride,
perhaps, but are sure to pay their first
tax with groan. They see political or
ganzations 10 active existence the par
ish and the church, and other important
bodies that embrace in some firm of So
ciety all men, are successfully operated,
and yet those young men have no part
nor lot in the matter. They do not think
of giving days time TO society. They
have an idea that it is ihe business Of so
ciety 10 look after them; that they are 10
be provided for; that seats are 10 be furn-
ished them in the churches gratis; that
the Lyceum is TO be kept up for their
amusement, that all social movements
whatsoever are to be organized and oper-
aied without their aid, and that they tx.
isl as Legitimate objects of their criticism.
This is downright hogishness. Some of
you haven't known the fact until now,
and are not very much TO blame. 1t is
one of the incidents of what Fanny Kem-
bic once called your"age Of de;estibility."
One of the first things that young
man should do is TO see that he is acting
his part in society. The earlier this is
begun the better. think that the oPpo.
nents of secret societies in colleges have
failed to estimate the benefit which it
must be TO every member TO be Obliged 10
contribute to the support of his parlicu.