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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
Kaufman Female school.

'IlIE third Session II the kaufman Female School comncl1
the first Monday In September ut The following rGV Of
tuition, per Session NJ Eve months, 10 wit;
FIR,T CiIss-oTthosraphy Reading, Writing, Primary
topography, 5pv
SgcoSD CLAsS-Eng. Grammar Geography Arithmetic
Nat Philosophy, BoarP, Algebra commenced, &c 1900
TnRp CLAss-Algchra, Geometry Astronomy, Moral aud
Mental Philosophy Evidences OF Christianity Se, l3co
latin and Ere. ch Languages each extra, 900
Music ON the riano AMI Guitar, each, SO0
Use Of the Instrument, 100
Incidental fee, 100
Ornamental branches Usual charges.
Students charged from time Of entrance until the clsa q te
session. No deduction only protrs scktc,s
MRS NJ. TOMpKINS, fTGNcipG!,
Reference Of character, and erprricHcc iHssrrc:TS
Rev. A. &. ALLEN Prin Snlvllc stitute Scithylle k
Prof joins G. STEPHENSON Ia Grange, Ala.
Hon tlUs II. TnINnLR, Frankfort, Ala
wv. BURFORp, ksq., Bright Star Texts.
Rev. 5. WgvER, Hooker Hunt co Texas.
ELpgR JAMES A. BUrLER, Sterling, Ark.
Kaufman Texas, Jan. lS5J-30M
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BARNES &c PARIx,
sn3:Gml IL 4 IL Park Row. New Y0TI
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LIME LIQUORS of all kinds--Wines, Brandics,
Il Whisky, Gin, Cordials, &C., SC always on hand
at W. W. PEAK 4 BROS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

NEW LIvERT EwABIE.
WE have opened, in the tow rr.7g g.. .,-,,s,y
w Of Dallas large and 20 H.r-rr| A.s 5aSyls
IN dious Livery stable, vi 'r. ~ lE'tG n'E
will keep well supplied wi "h -z-z E''-'F
provender Of all kinds and Of a. gt1r.. gI. ~ no
public invited to call and uis .tr rusg,a &c.. . IA,
keep horses, bugscs and carriage tu.
TIE r NJ 81
Horse, single feed
Horse, by the day, week month rt., g.'. 's '.'.
Hire of horse day,
" -" and buggy day, : Do
wN r. u6ENlL.E,
May Is, ls59-46:lyl LIifh%s LN.".
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

o." '"'''''' D, 49,
- i''U," I'l,. ''.'' a. Ir ~, .,ooi an
','' Z as u,,',"s | '',' 49,, ...r nn,i, il WAS
AZ ,''1"' '.' ,r.;o
'oo '''1 - '''P w. u, uD,.,t
ri', ., r,.;.,.., IN Williamsburg, com
,,;,,.l ..-,;.l. ,,,cntly. By scyering the
....i-- e l,,f, arm, Kin . raz.r lie
,,..,, of ,utrpu,rate habits anl kept
f..r,1,,'s l,U lie !, said to have per-
r.,Ia,.d tie act Of salfdystruction very
SYSTEMATICALLY. Oae Of his boots Was
n -rly filled ui.h Llo5I.
o. Hahn p,,,.r-,o IN WASHINGTON
va. ~, .-' ,u-.., ~. r.c.o, fr,.r ,au.c
hop,l,, all the il,ur he could, and raised
III. mice 20 SO per barrel. Fifty per
sons, with twenty teams, wout i'll day light,
in precision, took his Hour divided II
amrns those most teS'i'u'e' anu iel' l AL
- per barrel IN cash
The High Constable of Snnbnry t'rnd
it necessary lately to in'fodcee some ct ITS
citizens to the law IN ItI'r 10 'l'y,'s ..
upon tn III 'ns Necessity u H.''''S a ~, IT,.
Per f'S''' ''' ''' 'i ''''l ''',' ''''D5 Wv
....
ar. ny Oh '"c - 1t '''''.''''
at h'Al,sioHe''n'' -''1'U"i county, "'f
F'a 5'ca lis f'S''iYH'
\ hlf, loaded with coal, belonging to
NgryIlc 4 Lawson, # Milton, wa sunk
IN SLamo.in Dam, IL "Wednesday ot last
week, while trying to 20 from Sudbury to
Nr;ITmb-rland. The f't was IN charse
# Hr Nerv,nc and Two boys, and started
from Sudbury Vita a .Ight breeze blowing
%? the river; whcn mar the Shamokin
Island, . Severe storm arose, which blew
the waves cver It, and sunk 1t IN twelve
feet water. Tie hands on board had to
swim to shore, which they made, AMI
barely saved their iI'cs.
John Carroll. Of New Berlin, while en-
ca,eI in picking cherries, limb acciIsn.
tliiy broke, pr,cipitatiug nim to the
orgrad. which caused the breaking Of his
rrrLt arm.
S,,n-J.rsor Sboro orl o.lor cv
cLan.,,s manfio, -, nrmh.r Of ncrsop.
+ y,Lo I.r. jacn ~,rI w;tb ,ha ,o',i:,t.y
.I.I . ~ " W.
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LATEST NEWS FR0N EUE0rE,

Loyu.y, june 2i-Tborc hal hc." r,o
hattie on the Miuci,, though the armies
were face to face. The main holy Of the
hp-iriaus were on tie left bank n the
river. The Emperor # Austria had re-
moved his bead quarters to Nalieiio. ihe
reported treaty between iusiria ana lrus
sia was deuicl. Prince Napoleon was 90
the banks Of the Medina
ST JOINS, y F., July T.
The Steamship Adalailc, from Gal
way, bri"ss news to the 25th ult
rAr,s, Satu,iay, june 25,L The
Emperor Napoleon t,Icgrapbel to the Em
pres, dated TlnG.,, Tr-Hy ,r~oia1
,Iqa u, announcing that another tarr.n.
battle had been fought, and the allied
forces had obiai.el great victory The
entire Austriru army had formed in line.
Of battle extending a di-taaea Of fsc
leagues. The battle lasted from four il
the morning till eight o'clock IN the even
ing. The French captured numbcr Of
flgs, pieces Of cannon, and prison Rs.
\ despatch from Vienna say, the ia';'e
was progressing, but gives 10 details.
Prussia had demanded permission tc
march $4,000 troops through Hanover tc
the Rhine, the seat Of war.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

r#NO the Citizens of Union courir.-I take
this method %, informing the rror', of
the county that / wall lie candida. ..r the
office Of F'TotiioIOtauY AT the eusurug
clccurn->utIecl To the decision Of the con-
ycuiIon Of the opponents of the National Al
minI>'rarlon. JOHN BILGER
NJ Niillu5ulg. Nav lG. 1889
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
4 New Business in Central Penn.

i2hs PUjl'c a. g,Herai5 MHiH,rs IN particular.
-..-,. The under> gned would respectfully
u. inform the dwe.ler> IN LewI>burg and
: ~ surrounding country, that they have
opened a
straw Egat s Esoumct Es;cacI,ing
anj PRESSING establishment IN this town,
where we are prepared To execute all work
entrusted 20 our c are. Having had ii years
constant experience IN tac business in PhI,ad.
Ci,y, ant being acquainted with the most
approved process of Bleaching, we are conf
dent Of our ability 10 suit those who give US
their custom. BY dcvotng time and attention
To our business, performing work neatly and
delivering it promptly, we hope 10 succeed.
We also Scou and Ee-Fmish FELT and
BEAVER HATS.
Oar wcri; is done in City style and al the
lowest City prices. We make the usual liberal
deduction To the Trade-and hence Millners
will find 1t 10 their advantage 10 deal with US.
We intend to make II a rule TO finish and
deliver all work during the week it is received,
provided we get it on or before Tuesday
JOHN II. MDANiEL II co,
John St. between 4th aud 9Th, J. ". Shruers,
March @, 1859 LewlSburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

.,,scr p,,,h of JuJ.c EurnSidc, the lopagcr.
We are extremely sorry 10 hear ot the
death Of the Hon. JAMES Burnside. 1t
appears that [on tae evening OF Friday, Isl
inst. I the Judge was about 10 take u IIde
with his nephew IN a buggy to which
spirited young horse was attached. he
.judse got into the buEsey, but before hi-
nephew had got in the horse became un!'la-
naseable, and ran of at full speed. la
turning corner, the vehicle was upset,
the Judge violently thrown out and almost
Instantly killed The deceased was Pres.
dent Julee of the Center, Ciearield and
Clinton district, at the tine Of his death.
He was married to daughter of Gen.
Cameron, and leaves several small child
rev. and a very large number OF irrudS,
who mourn wiki them over this sudden
craayerucut.-HnrisLuyy ld
JEREMIAH SulNpEL.-This gentleman
is a member Of the State Senate and also
a I.urherau divine in connection with the
Pcuu'a SyHcd. At Synod Iu tins place;
last week, Mr.. Suiudcis cl-e Nas bronEL'
up, discussed at length, and finally referred
To a committee. The tone e tie discussion
seemed to indicate that the lctlip- : tnaf
Nr. :. should either resign his teal u
h. .,crical olict. Mr. :, hJwcv,t, from
4 letter r,aG. seems TO wish 10 add o.ber
congregations 10 his ch4rge, rather tEan -
giyc up those he has, aud Is little inclined
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08
.tO.In Es. Linn

John fs. Linn would respectfully an
nounce thar he will he candidate tor The
office of DISTRICT ATTORNEY ior Tr..n
coun'y-Spg'ct to the choice of the cruveu-
ton oi the 18th Aug. ncNr. May IH. 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-07-08

The Bel.ctoute FsatrH Htcss-one Of
the ablsst ana lreshes; Of cur exchanges
has the following remarks upon subjects
which We commend to the candid atten-
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The defeat of the BILL in consequence Of the
incorporation into it of Mr.. Grows amendment
shows that majority of the House was really
opposed to that amendment, although it had
been adopted by a vote of 90 to 81. Certain
members, who did not dare to vote directly
against the amendment joined in killing it after
wards, by killing the bill, of which it had been
made part by their own votes.
Thus Messrs. Stewart of Maryland Atkins,
Avery, Jones, and Savage, of Tennessee and
Jewett, Stevenson, and Talbot, of Kentucky, who
had voted for the amendment, voted afterwards
against the bin. Only one, Mr.. Blair, of the
nine Southern supporters of the amendment,
proved trne to it in the end, and no other South
ern member came TO its support in the fpal vote,
saving only Dir. Davis Of Maryland, who repre-
sents the freelabor interests of the city of Bati-
more, rather than the interests or passions of
the slaveholding and landed aristocracy Of the
planting States
D Atterward, on the same day, when these votes
upon Mr.. Grows amendment were given, the rep
resentatives from Minnesota, both of them mem
bers of the Democratic party. delivered speecbss
in which they made no secret of their chagrin
that measure SO vital to their constituency en-
countered the nearly unanimous opposition of
their political friends. Mr. Cavanauoh mage
5O5) said:
=" la reference to the vote on this bill TO-DAY.
with an Overwhelming majority of this side OF
the House voting against my colleague and nv
self, voting against this bill, say it frankly.
say il in sorrow, that it was to the Republican
side of the House to whom we were compelled
to look for support of this just and honorable
measure. Gentlemen from the South gentle
men who have broad sand wide planta-
tons, aided here to-day by their votes more to
make Republican States in the North than by
any vote which has been cast within the last
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VNrsa-ho.o W. NJ

WardsbOTO, VI; May IT, 1877.
lake great pleasure in stating the wonderful effects OF
. W HTcoNBs REMEDY FOR rHE ASTHMA" on my wife
She has suffered for years mo than my pen can de
scribe with The paSnodic form of that errlb disease
numerous physicians of the highest cels brY
IN uIe or no purpose AS often rs ten or twelve tunes
in she brought 10 the very gales OF DEAN re
ouiriug tu three watchers someumes1 for several
ga-s and nights IN AT times, for hour, il
vold seem as every breath must be the last;
ooeu doors and windows Ia mld-wnteT, ana
Tesoi 10 every expeden that affection could devise 10
zen her alive Al one time she was so far that
ner 'nLvsician could not count her pulse Al length 1
beard III WhileOmb's Remedy, Pit acted like charm
il enabied her sleeP quietly in a few minutes, and
nearly broke up the disease. | keep constantly on
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ders in the way Of relief Methodist clergyman,
stationed here. shall be happy answer any inqui
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Mr. BURNETT.
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MO one remedy Is louder called for by the nceess,,
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

WUSHtngt0n,, August, 1901.
Citizens OF the United States visiting foreign CONFINES
are liable 10 serious Inconvenience if unprovided with
authentic proof of their national character Their best
safeguard is passport from this Depa ment certifying
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Persons who leave the country, expecting TO Obtain
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il is made penal for such authorizes and Gncuonanes 10
issue such passports GA
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JONAS WHITCOMB'S REMEDY FOR
ASTHMA.

DREPARED from German recipe, obtained by tbs
i late Jonas WhltcOmb, an Europe. Ii is well known
allrvIsied tina disorder has C. sc, when al
other appliances OF deal skill had been abandoned
by hIm respAir IL Cf pure Asthmatc char
drtor has ~ failed 10 give immediate relief and II has
Gected many permanent cures, Within the last
years this remedy has cen thousands c6scs
with onShing and uniform success IL contains
POISONOUS injurious properties wi aleveT, infant
may take II with perfect safciy
The following cerfc stes, from gentlemen OF The high
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vEer q lhIs Remea
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NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.

New Arrangement, with Greatly Improved Schedule
FROM Washington Dingel 10 ali Parls OF the South anJ
Southwest, via Potomac Steamers and Richmond and
Potomac Railroad Line
I'Wo last daily hines from Washington for The South
and Southwest Boats We their berths foot of ixtb
street. AT 81 A. NJ and AZ p. NJ
me treat Southern Mail Is conveyed over This rome
being "a miles shorter leo miles less railroadine
than by any other route;
MAKING certain connections TO Frederic ksburg Rich.
mond, and Petersburg, va, Weldon. and Wilmington
Charleston, ; C., Augusta Georgia Montgomery
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chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis.
Lynchbure, Knoxville .l. A,iabia
NASHVILLE Grand Junction,
Montgomery, and New Orleans.
For through tickets further NJ the route
inquire al the Southern hckeJ Once No 372 Pennsy
vanIa avenue, one door of Browns Hotel, or on
board the boats, foot of Sixth street
o8 GEORGE +. MA rIfNGLY Ticket Agent.