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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14


CURING HAMs.--As the time is at hand
for preparing these useful stores of rich and
savory food, few words will not be out Of
place iu regard to them. The legs Of hogs,
short in the hook. are the best for hams,
and should be chosen in preference 20 Ianky
legs. They may be salted by immersion in
a clean pickle, containing little sugar and
salpetre dissolved, or they may be salted
over them, turning them every day, and
giving them good rubbing. A little sugar
and ground black pepper added to the salt
will much improve the flavor of the meat.
Il rcqairss about month to salt hams BY
the wet process, and threo weeks by the dry
system. AZ Inc end of this period they
should be hung up few days to drip, and
they are ready fer smoking Dry corn cobs,
and dry sweet hay are superior to all other
agents We have seen employed for smoking
beAf and harns--,Seientitic american.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
BUCKLAND & GRAHAM.

C,HAIN OF REASONS WHY THE PEOPLE or FIRE
mont aud vicinity should patronize them, consisting
oi five links, two hooks and q swiveli
1st-Becausc we keep pure and unadulteNted artcles
2d-Bocause we keep the largest assortment.
Sd--Decause We sell lower than any body else.
4th-Because we will not be undcrsold.
bth--necause every body knows H.
6hBccause keep Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils and
Dye-stuns
7th-Because we keep Books and Stationery.
sth--Bocause we keep Yankee Notions.
From Mcditcrranean's far orccost
From Afrcs distant strand,
We've all the drugs that e'er were used
To cure the ills Of man.
From frigd zone and arid plain,
Prom Red Sea and from Black,
We've all the drugs that eor were used
BY doctor or BY quack.
We've choice extracts from various flowers
English and French perfumes
Mlguola's 0owers the rose's bud,
From orient flowers that bloom,
Geographical boundary Of Of Place n Business for
e benefit Of those that don't kaOtoOn the north side
by Young shoe store and Joyces hat shop aud
East hv Gusdos and Deans Deans dry goods stores and
sandusky River South by Strikers readymade clothing
store, and Tifn city West BY Fort Stephenson and the
Rocky Mountains
tT- Friends fellow citizens, and countrymen, give us
call No. l, BHckiaHds Block
BUCRLAND & GRAHAM
Fremont, Ms;eh S, 1858. Cyl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14

From u Merchant Of Gaiiop D., oct. q. 1855.
DEAR SfR. My wife had been afflicted Ave years with
congl and lssi fall she lay IL bed, not expected 70 I've
She hadused Jtyne's txpcciorant ldyerwor and iar.
aud Cod Liver OIL Her physician could do nothing
more Or her She then comneneed taking your Cough
and Consumption syrup. and AFTER using I'VE bottles
able to her work again. have also given u 70
other members of my family for severe coughs and
colds. Its effects have been sucn that have concluded
u Is the he.t medicine now in use My granjson vas
afflicted with sease Of the lungs, for which the doc
could do nothing. One battle Of your Syrup has
also cured him. blcksmitit In this place afflicted
IN tho way 70 be unable t0 work. One bottle
Of the syrup benefited him 50 much that he Is at work
again. i've doubt another bottle will perfect the
cure. I would recommend Those who are similarly AZ
nieted TO time ia giving this medicine a TRIAL
f,,.4neetfulv vourg b. NJ. BARLOW.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14


RicH MlLK-WHo CAS BEAT ITi-W.
II Robinson, of Irondequot, informs us that
he has three year cid hcifer which will
come in about the first Of next April. She
now gives (Dee.lO) four quarts of milk per
day. Nine quarts Of this milk we're churn-
cd, aud produced lbs. 10 ozs. of butter, or
43 from one quart Of milk. Another trial
was mado The next week, whom 0 quarts of
milk produced 8 lbs. Of butter, or 4 As or.
butter from quart OF milk. This, we be-
lieye, is tho largest yield Of butter from a
given quantity Of milk on record. Can any
of the readers Of the Gsnesee Farmer beat
thisa The usual average, from good dai-
riss, is about = pound Of buttor from fifteen
quarts Of milk. The beifer Of Mr. Robinson
is part Devon, Durham and native. She
was fed on clover hay, and had iu addition
about half a bushel Of potatoes per day.
Mr. r. thinks no other roots will furnish SO
much butter in the winter as potatoes.-
The butter produced BY this heifer is as
yellow and Of as good flaw as can be made
at any season Of the year. Gen. Farmer
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14

BUcKwHEAr CAkEs WITHOUT YKAsr.--
One quart baekwhoat, one small cup Indian
meal, ons teaspoon carbonate Of soda dis
solved in water sufficient te make batter,
when mixed dissolve teespoonful Of tar
tarie acid in hot water, mix well and bake
Immediately. Grease the gri1dls with a
piece Of salt pork.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
LIE Of Member Of Tho Indiana Logislaturo

s,vei-M ssrs A. Fisher 4 Co.. q rLigouler md, say;
Yohr medicines valuable aud very popular here.
Your Cough aud Consumption Syrup especially has
great deal NJ go0t. A. Panrake. Esq, represent
ativr from NOhl county confined TO his bed with
eonsumptinn Ills physician aud friends beheyed that
he could never recover, and must die. Through
the nsrunenaity of T. Syrup he has been restored
to She enjoyment uf good health. Of Martin Lee.
Esq Of That c.ny. afflicted with Lung Fever.
ylic left him with dangerous coug t.at bahled the
skin Of their physicians. lie TOOK this syrup and was
snUl re 4tureI liis a casio ned heath.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14

10 prevent turnips sprouting in warm
cellars IN winter, cut off all the fbrous roots
and portion of tho tap root. The tops
should also bo cut close This will not pre-
vent them from Nesting and decayiug, if
placed in large piles.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14

A SUPssroR PLya PoDDEKo.-One cup
suet chopped fine, one cup good moiasses,
one cup rAiains chopped, one cup sweet milk,
thIee and = half cups -four, a teaspoonful of
salsratus, and salt TO taste. Make into a
battsr and boil throo aud a-half to four
heurs, ailow room IN the bag for expansion
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14

Committees for the Next State Fair
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
MOnni prnirle raigh ~ch00l.

M ~ SMITH, Efhcllhl' anu sNia' ~ - ''''''''
w Assistant
The srcnl session u THIS school, viii eannrnrs on nc w
Monday u Ogr, The sch lasir year VIII le dfll' n' A''
sess0ns II uNr months alrh
TLRNs--of Trdion Psr S'fsi'Hi
OrilornVly Reading Nruus, Geography pd TIlmsy - nj,
Gramnar snl Arithmetic, ~ %
Grammar AMI Arllinrilc eou 'uu- luilrul ~ AfrhFa,
Composition Natural klon lhy, chm.sl atd li.uy ~ -
Algebra continued, Germ try, fdsunemttry, Surveying!
Descriptive Aul Analytical Ocuhrify, lltrcnual aFl
Int,gra Calcu'u., ASlronlmy Mental Philosophy, tie
elements n Latin, Gr',k ah Spanish languages, 10 %
Stud Mill Dr. charged FROM ue tins II entering until Tie
close II the unles DO ease 4 prnlNci Illness
Tuition payable at the expiration Il each tom
This -choos located In nulas county seven 'a n0Hh ~ ne
town at na,h., near the residences ~ merrill anil NJ y
Fortrer ~ Ioarl hc hai With the Pfncp on rN'dn,
,crm., ch student VIII he charged 90 c. pr session. Incl
dental expenses, MY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

During the sHms,cr that has just passed away thou
nds of sufferers from dysenery and diarh@a have been
;eved nv the use of sgcstrtcr's Bsittcrs, medicine
bich is evidently destined maintain permanent place
in the public estimation Bilious darrhna is one OF those
diseases which battles the skill Of the physician The me
ne they administer to act upon the bowels never seems TO
roach the source of the evil The difficulty to get rene
y that will reach all the digestive organs, and give them
simultaneously rush of vgor to rid themselves of this
;seose This problem solved by the BITTERs which nev
or fails to conquer the most stubborn cases 1t is only fair
. saw that during the Just closed this medicine has
cheved than any other ever presented to the
ubc and during the fall, which that terrible scourge, the
lever and ague, prevalent the BTrhRs Waah iresh
I anne.
Sold by druggists generally everywhere an By
w. Peak l. Co. Dallas. Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
NOTEGEl.

S'EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Office until II o'clock, A. NJ, LIST of Novem
her 1859, when they will be publicly opened, for fur
nshing the troops ut Fort Mason, Tex, Fort
Chadbourne. Tex. Camp Colorado, Tex.
aud Cmmp Cooper, Tex. with merchantnblc
superiine Tor exra) Texas Flour of good and whole
some quality, for twelve months from LIST January
1860. The Flour to he delivered in strong double
sacks of twed cotton. hundred pounds each.
Not less than two months supply (at each point to
be delivered Mt time Two good securities to be
named for the faithful performance of the contract
Proposals to be endorsed, '' Proposals for f1rusl-
ing our - 7. q. WILLIAMS
list Lieut. lst luantry, 4 c. s. Dept Of Tex.
OFFICE OF 4. c. 5 DnP'T. OF IEXAs,
SAN Antonio, Sept 20, 1853, 1877
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
Observation-Disclosures Ne.iice.

A 4 the August Term. 1859. Of the Memorable
n County Court of Denton county for probate
business. the undersigned duly appointed
Administrator of the estate of Josephus Melon
aid, deceased, late of the county of Denton -
This is therefore to notify all persons indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will present
them for acceptance, duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be bar
ed. WM. c. BAlNES, administrator.
Denton. Sept 9th, 1S59-I2:6t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

QUICK TRAyrnNd.-P. Taylor. Esq, Of Lancaster
in this county, reached his home ON Sunday last
from Northern and Eastern cities, ha ing leit 81
Louis on the previous Monday morninr,-timc a lit
tie over six days lie came by the Overland Mail To
Sherman, and thence Via Mckinney to this place, by
SAWYER & Rsher's line. "The Overland" is becom-
ing quite popular with our merchants and Others
when they are in hurry
Mr.. Taylor gives n glowing description of the st
LOUIS Agricultural Fair, which ho attended during
the last week of September lie says there was an
immense crowd in the city, and everything went of
in good order lie could not begin to give dcscrip-
ton of all he saw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
ENiMaI SefiHelaseNf.

WIN. L. x John L.. Anderson, Administra-
w tors, with the will annexed, of the estate
of Wm Anderson deceased, have fled in my office
their final account current with said estate, to-
gether with their petition, praying for final dis
charge. This is therefore to notify all persons
interested to come forward at the next term Of
the County Court of Dallas county, to be held at
the Courthouse in the town of Dallas on the last
Monday in October 1859, and contest the same
if they think proper. W. X. MASTEN,
14.3w elk c. c. ID. c. T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
EiNal SeffseErEeEai.

a 4 w. j. Little, Guardians OF the heirs of
So John Little deceased, have fled in my Office
their final account current with the estate Of their
said wards, together with their resignation and
petition praying to he discharged from said guar
dianship. This is therefor to notify all persons
interested to come forward mt the next term of
the County Court of Dallas county, to be held at
the Courthouse in the town of Dallas, on the
last Monday in October 1859, and contest the
same if they think proper.
w. X. MASTEN, cL'K C. c. D. CT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
Mrhicrlrie nnsiitm,r.

V'lIE eighteenth session Ot this Institute VIII open
| on the FIRST Monday Of October next, aud continue
foriy weeks ruer ,ho supn'endouee Il Rev. j. W. y Nc
KruElc assisted by hl corps ot experienced Teachers an,
BUILDINGS mr., large and pleasant and iabrsory wen supplied
with apparatus The two Departments Of this Academy VIII h.
entirely distinct.
Charges COR Boari Tuition, Room Rent Washing, etc.. iOr
session of forty weeks
English neparin cnt, n INd atclo.c Sllg W
Ia ia II n, I pail AT close slal NJ
Ii,sr,i ar nautical Ietartncnt IA NJ close, $3.50
H., ID, DO moi maid ~ close, sl43 n
v,sc nj, p,,ro Port, Will use Of Instrument $50 q,
iIaII,,",ai ,,x o, ,ncb student 81 Of
Ten per allowed for NIL advance payments Pup' eHI
cd after mouth from time uf entrance, ana no drlu
ton viii made any circumstances, except Tor prore'ea
sictnsss August IS lS6s.--9ily,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
ExecutOr,s Notice.

EENlIE undersigned was, at the September Term,
4 1859, of the Honorable County Court of FL
lis County, duly appointed Executor of the last
yyill ami testament Of William Strong, deceased
This is therefore to notify all persons having
Gains against said estate 20 present them duiy
authenticated within twelve months. or they Niii
be barred. Il. A. NJ bouD,
not, fssq-li6t ErerzIo1.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bnd WATERFALLS use of mwholesom water, or even
he mere change in the quality of this necessary clement
productive many unpleasant effects to travellers or en-
rants to new country The Ss. NirhGlms S'eEns' u
sister. is valuable corrective of these uncomfortable
,nsenuences and few dropsin tunblcr of water viii
Immediately render not only wholesome but agreeable
preventive for Fever and Ague in fact any disease
dueed by miasmac Influences they peculiarly active
md efficient They the bad effects arising from
,lange of climate exposure.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

lsaY- We ,ender our thanks to our 'oV'''"Se' Nr'
Herman IIirsh. for late eastern paPefs Mr. H. mas
,us, returned from New Yorb' where he h'S'' N an
extensive stock 81 "rw aud desirable gods. which
ILL ~ here in due course Of -lrrgoaipg Heeamc
by the way Of Gains landing, aud complains bitterly
Of the tleten,ons which bo met with, all along the
route home
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
A Administrators Notice.

TE7IlE undersigned having been appointed, at
Il the August term 1889, of the Honorable
County Court of Dallas county, Administra tor,
with the will annexed, of the estate of VIM. H.
Keen deceased; this is therefore to notify all per-
sons having claims against said estate, to present
the same within the time required by law, orthey
will be barred; and all persons indebted to the
said estate are notified TO make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned. "A. NJ KEEN,
Dallas. Texas, sept. 18th. administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

r9- The Greet Circus will exhibit hire to day,
and Of course every boly will g. to see the splendid
performances advertised on the hills TITS said That
the music alone is worth the admission foe. The busy
season for farmers is now in full blast, and we sns-
pcct that Mcssrs. Orion y older will not have as
large crowd as usually attend such places in our
town.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12


t.H0
....t.. ..l ....I
tui ,rrl 200 intl.iitai Tile fetusi iaiaa uio ofin
ruufl nfIfmrhf camps hoa nese lmnlieis' 1n.niN''
al e rliui fere loHshf home Ny d. 2 w. a. nnl l"nnA
positive insect DESTROYER o. etej experiment hn sinlP
alarierr s cisincaly Ireiurri n resist We .fl we
age and olmlie uails ani eiiers Patent h''' ''n owe
tncl from tho -ifcument, Of England France ueHna'
Oh anil sa, iln the woIlrs TAR ant nn'''N' "'''
taI ma hort'eult colleges and securirs
f,sttFr ,,or, the Trr.idrnt OF ths cniied States
.EsrctIiyn HAssloy, waslnssros alsi JAM lNl'
.sIr pY,Nrrt Ifos--usar sr;-I have the pleasure Ia
INFORM YOU thp, the noyr Commission NJ The woTila fnr
AZ LONDON, have awarded you Medal and Certificate oF ir
sreat value Of your Maeueue roWdeis,ko
"MlLiARp FILLMORE, Chairman
Ttie,e was accompanied by eereaie af Prince Albert
~ ~ FREE PROM POISON.
Nrw YonE, Ostohfr lsi, lsss,
Mr. T.. Lr1s,-D,,r Strive have analysed and tested
yo,,r Masnets Powders sni hni them perfectly harmless to
mankind emil lomcstie onmss hat certain death when m,
halei rs bugs, anis and nseris
LANES u. CHUTIN, NJ y, Chfmhf
LAuRASCE RFip Prof Ctsai'iyy " T. Hagi%
NJ John l.. Rome 'un'rnien lent of The SoN Yor, Hos.
pti says, "hc h1 expelled ~ tho bug, ent roarhos,
moths, tc with L0yns Powder AMI hnls lt or immense
value" Every sr'n'r honsencpcr mus, hove direct
Interest IN rn Hu rn ~ ,'s kud, Reference can ho made
athe A.idr, e. Nicholas ni metropolitan Io,7ls 70 Judge
Ncgs, President o' tho American n-tl'o James Gordon
Reaneti ten wnlln' Scott Cyru. w. Fcl, l.. NJ, Pcasc,
OF tho Five Pouis Mission, 1or Pc, Judg' Mcgs says
"Tls discovery of Professor Lyon, OF national import
nn-e. The Farmers cUhhuyc tc-tel d, thoroughly It
vii c troy ,osut, 1s-horpor., anti, moths, bugs and
~ vermm. Garcn plsut' con be preserved and houses
ma 20 prrr"
Arrangement are made through McSsrs. ENl'Nt'S
PARK ~ New York, To- heyet sold throughout the world
Many worthless limitations advertised. BE cauousi
Nrw YoRE November stu isis
In retiring nom I'm ncss, hryc sold o my Insect Pow
der5 snd Pl. Letters Patent and the secrets pcrt'inng
thereto to Mc.srs. BAExr, PAIR This Powder Ia dis
covery made BY mysG and Brought rom the interior OF
Asia, anil Is unknown any other persons, Tho genuine
anil effective article Ia puupn tin consiers, ond will con-
tnuc to bear my nnmc. "E' LYON
Rlsnni mice be rcachedby apowc and are killed
by Magnetic PIN Order them through any merchant.
Ills Lyons Powder kills insects in tricc,
But Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and mice
Sample Fosks 2j regular sizes 0ccnis and 81 co.
10 Follow directions. Use frooiy aud horoushLy ~
BA.EtNII5 sa, R-AIa1N,
Tvsnl:Gm' 10 { IL Park Row, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

n5y- The tide of emigration has fairly set in, and
every day our streets are crowded with em'gr"n'
carts, wagons and stock of every description, from
fine horses to shanghais and ducks. These trains
seem to be moving Southwark, few going West
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

a.:s- Farmers arc busy getting in their wheat, the
season being highly proptous for it. We hear that
,be cround is in fine order and very extensive pre-
parations making for larger crops than have ever DC
fore boon seeded in this county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
Eypc,,tOr,S Notice.

A 7 the September Term. 1859, of the Honor
a able County Court of Ellis County, the un-
dersigned was duly appointed Executor of the
last will and testament of William b. Laughlin,
deceased. This is therefore to notify all persons
having claims against said estateto present them,
duly authenticated, within twelve months or they
will be barred. JAMES =. LAUGHLlN.
Oct l. 1S5g-I4:ft Executor
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

sT ANNUAL

~ REMEMBER-THE FInsT ANNUAL
FAIR OP THE "DALLAs COUNTY AGhlcuL-
TUnAL and MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION" COM
MENCEs ON TUESDAY, TUE .ofll' OF olIo'
pIR. AND CONTINUES THREE DAYS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

II We have been hOnOrel with call from Col
Otis @. weleh. Of Denton, 81 route to Ausiin' to at
tend the session Of The Supreme Court We are
pleased to zee the Colonel in much better health 'na"
usual. and aud him in excellent spirits.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

~ fuittl ragahi. II a. &C.. = ~ err. -
Jrasnl a. a. o., fiiiY u Do raff, ~ nsiiffs f O.
fhifY ihaif gsa inaF fIfif 49, alil iiff rsrulsr
Dada, IeIas, slIA iah istl-iin
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
ElaUsdOaD saesssalc school.

,IE third Session. the Kaufman Female school commenced
OIL the first Monday In September, at the following rates OF
tuition, per Session Of i've months, 10 witi
FIRST CLAss-Ohogrsphy, Reading, writing Urinary M
Geography, y"
sFS %, r % n Ec, "Tn hsSy " nns
lihp p,,. s,yiInce IF cbrani,y &C. is 90
f, ~, ~, r.. * 4 ,,,r,n,,,s c,rh cytr, 500
,,i "r' -, 81 ' rin nJ cni,,r zach 1000
Ir y, ., H., w " s,, NM 500
Incidental fee, !"
Ornamental branches Usual charges
students charged from time Of until the close OF Tie
session. deduction ms only In cases OF nrntrnc,cH SIC t,e
MRS VI. TOMPRlNS, Principal.
Reference orchGracter and erprienee as an nsTeSIs
Rev A. C. ALLEN, prln Smtvlle s,iute, snithNHle Ms
Prof joins O. SrsPIuSsOS, la Orange, Ala.
IIon.Jos II TUMBLE Frankfort Ala
wM. BrRFopp, Esq, Bright star Texts.
Rev s. W VIEWER, Hooker, Hunt co Texas
ELDER JAMES A. HurLER, Sterling, Ark
Kaufman Texas, Jan. lS59.-3On
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
The Cedar Springs Insfituir,

UtAIIn frT ml7s NH WIII 4 nslIi nIIl 1lHlll IFf
- will open ia kIitNn firkIuN ur - N1fisy 10
sIITfMhth, lAal, urE ila tuIsHuiliasuas oi M MAR
rms, alii ranisisfi a. isiaHfs if nrr. sssfr.
Tfrms, rsf ffssioa Of NJ MsHfts
Primary Department, per month, 81 90
intermediate Department ~, do. On
Higher English Department, do, do, . 81
Lingual Department, ~
Tho above ms yin ~ adhrsi tain aA csss ssort n tr
trrtel ..clns.s AMI pupils charged doe
session. Tle ealthalnrss af te iucay n this sf All ne
refinement n The snTIuuniiug citizenship eau 80 D. snrsss
any uhre Ia se slale The hihinF iu'l nuhfi, lfsf
enough 10 ace uineiate me iuid pus, asi lss len e'
sncc With ,ls,ia rlenoe % he eonsner AMI .la tli
10 The he,tl OF hos- nla NAV otCupy han ran r. qisn
al near IN, sr ui reasonable terms ~ hl Cue At the close
II the sfs,on. Arm "a lsalt-iiily
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

900 lHnIN o. .ff .iHHlI or BE- iHnlH. sffn.h lfHfl
ni lstNl uIHrL Nilff D. fe.fs 49, 30 flrohsab
Do iH HfIi Iinsu NIIlt uI fNfn'I hll f.f! Wi,
len.i M. ii.r ani n 0n uiH lri shoulder hiA,h
lAii iimfsni. las nie uni 0i hff if lfoho ~ ils
nnflft I'll HuIsn Irfti Co., n Hr Hnd n nu iln ~
slnnlier -lNAWhlnii i.oAt mare iyefrf 90 span
sh luni nu lho 10 hp iin on The lfn Shout iru .ar ~
The mfe'f M Zen bind Hud lore foot uhiai hAl NhiL
years olh hrlHy f,f star ffeheni, len h.ni hf While
brani on same him. "
TAklN w ~ iNurs Horton, and estuyoi isfipfo a,
Beard l..gr Pre- Irt NO g. une NIUE ROAM 'lrer Or
years ~ trpc horned, uHfhri under slope 10 No right
unl sli W r len en- branded thus 10 ~ uHt lp
AMI pn ne Yen lup 3 ono RED Roam STEER "r NeaH
old one BLACK irNr marked With uhirr half crop M The
right AMI lnlrrlat .n lhe Lon cor; ono WHITE MllN
STEER WIN ,i head marked crop on the pli ant under
slope m th" iri car uni htnied With ho4u On The pt
hips lppL .rel go ~ a. ~
TAKEN lp los John Watson, aud esi8yed i-f,re A. BEARD
tsIrt Ftviurt No ono tLsA BITTEN ndnn Pony mnre
VIZ, lMn- Ei nol 10 years ia appraised 10 50 ~ ~
TAKEN lEh John A. llruFtr md o-traycd he,oIo T. u,
'ih'r n IG,t'ugi Nc, a. one deep TOW MARE, yelrs
shoulder n iuIpwi-ri rt so u
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

sss- We hal the pleasure Ola call from our fisnd
Col. NJ Allen, formerly Of Collin co., nov Of Houston
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12
Flour and Lumber !

THE TELICO MILLS. situated on Trinity
i River, in ILLS County, are in perfect order,
and prepared to grind wheat and saw lumoer IN my
we'll to give these Mills CALI as the noar GROUND at
them is an excellent article equal not superior TO
~, =, .ha country. when good wheel is f. rnished
Good Grazing Grounds and good Stock water
49,. oyVapienf 70 the mill and there is good boat
ana erossipg of the river At this place
p%7- Flour and Lumber kept constantly on hand
for sale az the lowest rates.
Lnborers aud especially Choppers are wanted
az the mill, to whom fair prices will he given.
GEO W. DAVIS s co.
Telico. Ellis CO. aug "a, ls59-S:tE