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FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.

The Europa, with Liverpool dates to the 9Th
inst, arrived at New York on Saturday. The
Government of Austria, in consequence Of the
dubious language used by the French Emperor
on the lst of January, has ordered large re-
enforcement of troops into the Italian Provin-
ces. The Italians were in state of great ex
element, and symptoms of disafection were
manifested among the Hungarian regiments in
the service of Austria. The cry of UiUe FIt0lid
had been heard among the people, and was re
echoed by the Hungarians.
The Irish conspiracy turns out to be more
extensive than was expected. Additional ar
rests had been made. The London Times
thinks that if protectorate is to be established
over Mexico, England should have share in
it, in consequence of the large Indebtedness of
Mexico to British subjects.
Great agitation still prevailed on the Paris
Bourse and in political circles, in respect to the
Emperor's recent remark to the Austrian
Minister 1t is said, however, that the Empe-
ror is disposed to mitigate the effect of his re-
mark, and to soothe the offended pride Of Aus
tria.
1t is said that Prince Napoleon has stated
to Lord Cowley, the British Minister, that the
French Government will abandon the African
immigration scheme, if England will undertake
to assist France in obtaining Coolies, from
India.
The Spanish Government and people are
indignant at the proposition of the President Of
tn; United States to buy Cuba, and regard it
as an insult. The Prime Minister, O'Donnell,
declares that the Government will be disposed
to demand satisfaction for the insult
NJ. Olazaga, in his own name and in that of
several other eminent members representing
the different political parties, then proposed
this resolution:
The Congress declares that it has received
with satisfaction the declaration Of the Minister
/ of Foreign Affairs, and that it is disposed to
give to the Government its constant support,
in order to maintain the integrity of the Span
ish dominiOns.'
The resolution was unanimously adopted
and ordered to be inscribed in the archives
The ESpdnG, though violent adversary of the
Cabinet, expresses warm appreciation of the
patriotic declaration of the Minister, and states
that in a question which, like that of Cuba, af
| fects the national honor, Spaniards, whatever
their differences on other points, will always be
united. The other journals employ similar
! language.
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The following gentlemen are accredited agents for the
Era; G. W. Lgat, Boston, Mass; J. A. Innis, Salem,
Mas; Thomas Wheeler Cincinnati, Ohio; L. T. Park,
Mount onion, Ohio.
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To IsEzs.-Business men viii find n-greatly 10
heir sdvsn'aee % advertise in the Era.
M-ssrs Peuingin Co, S. B. Niles, and Joy, coe, &
% sTe our authorized advertising agent for Boston,
~ York and Philadelphia.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1859.
JAS Pc &
Inducement to New Subscriber

Owing to the unusual interest manifested
by Our readers in the story now in course OF
publication in the Era, entitled & JASPER" we
have concluded, in order that all nea0 subscri-
bers may have the benefit of the story, TO issue
an " Extra" on the lst of January, contain
Ing I'll the chapters published up to that time.
This Extra viii be sent free to all nelo sub
gcribers.
All neu subscribers will receive the Era
from the Ist Of January, unless otherwise re-
euested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

BY the bark Wihemine, Captain Dillingham;, we have
Buenos Ayres papers 10 the 9th Of November. The Com.
mccol Times Of that date gives the following amusing &C
count Of the Revolutionary movement brief rcfe
renee to which has already appeared in our columns,
On the morning Of the zSth Of October Victor Chirno
at the head OF promscuousy armed rabble Of thirty
forty men, made his appearance In the Guarda del Monte
deposed the authorities put the Prefect into prison aud
join him in putting down the rregous government who
were running the country Next day he departed In the
direction Of Canuelas and encamped for the night an
esfanca to that town.
The authorities were, fortunately previously informed
Of his approach, and succeeded in collecting few Ma
one cartridge per head being the allowance Of ammu.
ntien and in the meantime despatched chasquos 10 the
neghboring pardos, describing their situation and pray
ing for assistance. ID the evening slight skrmish took
place. In which few shots were fred by the rebels and
the National Guards driven from an outpost they had
occupied, The following day the officer In command Don
Jose Aaro despatched his small force TO reconnore tho
enemy while he awaited some renforcements then close
at hand but tho regious column, who were just then
engaged In preparations for breakfast did not await any
further trial OF their cOnstancy, but dispersed In most ad
mirabe disorder, followed by the Natona Guards who
succeeded In making prisonershe lustrous chief
tain, Victor Chhino, escaping Among the spoils Of tho
consisted Of bundles OF aboriginal lances mprovscd
from broken shears and tacuara canes.
Some arrests have been made In town OF persons sup
posed 10 be complicated In this narD Juan g. Agullar,
lieutenant colonel out OF employment being the most
conspicuous prisoner as proclamation has been found
Chief OF the religious forces Of the province
military parsonage Of The name OF Del Campo has
also been arrested on suspicion at Lobos and forwarded
10 Chivilcoy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

REASONS FOR ELorEMENT.--Mr. Joseph w. Branch
who recently eloped with young lady from Connecticut
named Grant, and was overtaken IN Albany, N. Y. has
cool as the temperature OF Monday one year
ago met Miss q. at party was then living in the
or recognized as my wife, another woman TO whom was
married i've years since We lived unhappy together
And last spring separated after which went 70 board
with the father Of Miss Grant for short time and OF
course became better acquainted with her. In short
time went into the jewery business aud In my travels
called often at her house. Ts true did think Miss g.
very fine girl, as still do; and Judge you Of my surprise
during one OF my calls, when she TO and told
tnat sne had been seduced by bar tender from Massa
cnusetts, and implored me 70 help her. did mako the
attempt 10 do 30, with the aid Of eminent physician In
providence He did all he could, and failed 10 accomplish
anything then told Miss Grant that knew Of but two
for her 70 akeeher 70 60 home 10 her parents or
ny with me- She chose the latter intended 10 procure
edvorcc and marry hcr (and do now II In my power)
put was prevented by her brother. The you
would just add that when her brother informed Of
the true state Of affairs, no became my friend
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Personal Intelligence.

Tho President gave dinner about forty members Of
Congress the 4h inst The Presidents card Of invita-
ton Ia about six inches square, Among those who dncd
were Hon. William Bishop and lady, Hon. George B
Floyd and lady, Hon William NJ Gwin and lady, Hon. John
Snden and lady, Hon. Elijah Ward Speaker Orr and se
nator Clingman.
Mr.. Buchanan Henry, the nephew and Private Secre
ary Of the President IL is rumored is to be married
20 m epossessng lady daughter OF OF the officers Of
tho Senate When the event takes place great time may
be expected at the White House. II is also said that Mr.
Henry % Ss & PUs0M ~ az 'ne close
The Hon. Charles Sumner is still In Paris In compliance
With tho advice Of his physician but he is recovering
rapidly.
General Garibald is passing few days at Nce where
he is respected and liked. He Ia Of the few public
men who 10 eminence in Italy In l848 and have pre-
served the good opinion of their followers and of the
people,
Alphonse Karr, who resides in Paris, has mot with
considerable financial success In his new series OF
''GuePes and Is at present deriving the large annual
q things in France where Of course reside the majority
Of ha subscribers, docs not admit Of that freedom Of
criticism which distinguished the brilliant "Guapes' Of
Old Nevertheless, the wit Of NJ Karr struggles success
fully with the barrenness Of the land.
The departure OF the future Princess Royal OF the Two
6ces from Munich remains fixed for the 18th Of January,
highm TO Trieste via Vienna is said that the Princess
nslda, born In 1843 and fourth daughter OF the Duke
born N % % 70 %ay N y he Count % ds
sne marriage s not 10 take place for year. These two
pmoessos are sisters Of the Empress OF Austria.
Hallaux, the editor OF the Brussels Crocodile who
wss some time ago condemned by default for having pub
lsned articles insulting the Emperor OF the French ap
pafea on ne 9th utmo before the Court Of Asszcs 10
saxc ss tsa OIL. mc was condemned 70 six months mpri
ARRIVALS
From OnareGSn n the steamship James AdgerB Rock
well, Cfswior9 wiinms, A Abraham u ], Fustner q z
ccassshalA As,S,i Hn,chsy II oh!sSIm Wood Mrs
and child Kane r.. and lady Hnntiey, Martin Cheensy
j A McCreeny, W II Shaw, w Drake Henry Pcrkner W
Ksrsdy McEnea r banry II N Grams, Phelps,
Mubcrn, q Pace Mclanghn aud lady Rev BIes q n
schore Geo Mendum, Moutno- and IL In The steer.
sce.
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Supreme Court-special Termss

Jam 17-Nerchdnts' Insurance Compdny u.s. Richard IT.
Hinmdn and Others-Judgment for plaintiffs for their
debt interest and COSTS against all the Defendants except
Hutton and the same TO be apportioned foows:Th
defendant Hnman and wife 10 pay the two sixth parts
thereof and each Of the other four defendants sixth
part thereof.
IN TIE mater Of augustus Day, fc-Iet an order be
tered TO pay to the guardian 81 500 per annum from Feb
Q, 1866.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt
Theodore kramh q ais rs. Isaac H. Basset ct dls.Com
plant dismissed with costs.
Joseph w. Phinnsy vs.. Theodore w. Phinney.--Com-
plant dismissed with COSTS unless the plaintiff elects 10
amend, as he may In twenty days, on payment OF costs
OF the demurrer.
George Jackson w. William M Fhria 1t ais.--Motion
for new trial denied for want Of Jurisdiction In the spo
cal term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18
ADDITIONAL rROM MEXICO.
Progress Of the Election in the
Capital.
>>o.>oo~o-O~~,>>D~-e---->
Santa Anna, MiramOn, RObles and I;urbido
Up for the Presidency.
ALVAREZ RECOGNISES PRESIDENT JuAREz
~>>~~~~~~~~~~~->~~~~>>-
Vidaurri Preparing to Take the
Field.
-o~~~~~~><~~~>>o~-~-o-,~-
BORDER VIEWS or AMERICAN INTERVENTION
Mexican Views Of the Presidents
Message,
&c, DC, &c
LvAREz RECOGNISES PRESIDENT JuAREz
Vidaurri Preparing to Take the
Field.
BORDER VIEWS or AMERICAN INTERVENTION
Our City OF Mexico Correspondence.

~ S~sy oA "ASAACo NSIrehPOnttenCes
MkxIco, Jan. 1, 1859
The Last Three Days fae Par-O Organization of e Elec
tordl Juna-Priests and PlundTes in the Maioriy-
Why ROLES has Chance Yho are Candidates for The
DSctatorsp-7he BandMi Ahsod-Adrances Of the Libe-
yals-The Diplomatic Lm6royto-FSench and English
Scheme-Ar Aatheos, The Neso British Secretary of La.
Sation, de-, dc.
have already given you full details Of the two prvnu
camaos have had here since tie departure of the
last foreign mall Of which place on the 2Ist ult
and bad for its object the elevation Of General Echea
earay to the Presidency and the other place on tho
3d. and had for its object the elevation OF General Robles
The former complete failure but the latter has suc
ceeded partially in its object 2uoaga abandoned the
Palace the night OF the 23d took refuge under th
flag Of Great Britain whose subjects has 30 shaefuy
nsulted and prosecuted II Is fair commentary on the
Mexican character this act of Zuioaga. he did all he
could to insult and persecute foreigners and now whe
he is in danger he has fairly sneaed the protection
Of foreign flag.
In my previous letter gave you full particulars up u
tie 2sth Political events since that date have been con-
fned 10 the organization OF the Electoral unta and the
forming OF platform for the government.
On the 3Jth the Electoral Junta called lnpether
There hundred and fifty members but Instead
Of their being taken from, all classes of society as pro-
posed by the Plan Of kobles lnd them n,ado up az
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PosrAaE TO HAyrr VIA ENoIANp.-Under the
provisions Of Postal Convention recently concluded be-
tween the United Kingdom and Haya, the single rate Of
postage on letters from the United States Hayt for
wardcd In the BrtIsh mail, via England ON and aer tho
Isl OF january, 1862 thirty three cents prepayment
required, which is In full 10 destination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

Lake Disasters.
The following is a synopsis Of marine losses hulls
and cargocs upon the Northwestern lakes for the year
1885,
Loss on steam hulls Sl63,i25
Loss on steam cargoes. 30, $50
Total loss by steam vessels. .$194 ,305
loss sailing hulls ;. S313, ,719
Loss on sailing cargocs .,................. 224,208
Total loss on sailing vessels. .s5s7 ,e27
194,306
Loss on steam hulls In 1867. .e3e3,647
Loss on steam cargoes in 1857. S4,495
-e47S1l2
loss on sailing huIIs in 1851. .sb7o,579
Loss on sailing cargoes in 1857. 339,2l4
-$909 7e3
Decrease In 1885. .S655, ,703
loss Of life in 1867 ............l90
loss OF life In 1858 .................12 .122
Decrease in 1883 36S
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PARAGUAY ExPDmour-Partes sending letters TO the
OF w. w. Do Forest Co., New York city, for their
friends on this expedition will insure their being forward
ed by addressing them to the care Of the rm instead Of
the senior partner, who is frequently absent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-18

General Alvarez Recognises Juarez.
We learn from the Vera Cruz Progeso that under das6
OF 10th Of December General Alvarez reports from na
headquarters at Ia Provdencs TO President Jusses Sno
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

" All the properties and powers Oh Tie ST. NohoiAe
m Brrrns as remedial agent not appear as yet to be fu
developed but from the and variety Of diseases in when
they have been proved valuable sufficient has been asceraned
10 rank them among important articles Of the
ncdica They among the most valuable oil the NeTOes
and can be given classes in almost stage Of
With safety. They possess not only remarkable power oil con-
trolling manifested in those Of an irritable
Temperament when tgued oycrexcited suffering from slight
physical arrangement their most valuable properties are
veloped when active and potent means
are required in Deum Trrm,us Il Do-ordnlry diseases Of
the nerves.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

~" Daring attack (but not on the Frontier)
rcw lights since, MS of our county, was qui-
ehy slecpng on the green prairie, lie was aroused
~ his refreshing slumbcra, by feeling the thngs OF
some nocturnal monster fastened through and through
the artiagnous portion Of his nosehcfore he could
dslodgc the invader of his nasal region, another
wound was inflicted when he seized the daring crea-
turc and held him firmly his cries for help, in the
ucantimc, having aroused the whole camp. light
vas brought, and our unfortunate friend was found
yyereg with blood, and holding with the grasp OF
I..uair the m5l.sIe by the neck, which he had chok-
nj l., death, while its teeth were cenchcd through
Mia nose This midnight assassin was detached and
,roYed to be full grown Skunk! This odorous
y,er of the Prairie had found his victim, and with
a rcfncment of malice that characcrizes his skunk
ship, attacked the organ of the sleeper with double
Charge The bite was severe, but was the least of the
evils that were entailcd upon the young man. Ihf
.,aripers had no breakfast next morning.
"You may brcak-you may ruin the vase II you Will,
but the scent of The Rose will cling round 1t STILL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
EebTRGE.

GALVESTON, ArR,L 9Th, 1859.
Referring to the above Notice. wo beg to say tina,
We shnll continue the
General Agricultural and horticultural
Business Mt the cd stand, 'Moro Castle" under the
name and style of " GRANT, T. CO-NPTO.N'
where will he found large and varied assortment Of
everything pertaining to the farming interests Of our
State.
We solicit continuance Of the patronage, hereto
fore extended to the late Firm, which expect to de-
by prompt and correct discharge of every trust
Although we do not invite consgnments of Cotton,
or other produce, yet We will give those who send
such the benefit of our experience, either in sac here
or shipment elsewhere, charging only the regular
commissions Purchases Of supplies upon cash oricls
will he made and goods received and forwarded with
d;spstch JOHN G. GRANT,
4i-3m. TIOS. J.. COMPTON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
FRESH ARRIVAL
Or
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
wv, w. Peak g. Co.,

JVhoesulc and Retail Druggists and .apothcctr'cs,
Vest side Of the Public Square,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
HAVING received n new and extensive stock OF
/ / fresh Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery,
Paints Oils etc, etc., respectfully inform Merchants,
Farmers and Physicians, that they are prepared to
supply them with every article in the Drug line they
may require, and cheaper than ever before sold IN
this country This they do, having determined
[, do n strictly Cash business. Among the articles
already on hand and coming in store the following:
Ouinnc, French and American, Blue mass, Nor
mile Soda, Indigo Potash Castor and Sweet Oils,
large lot of the Essential Oils, Alchobol Turpentlne,
Black. White and Red Lead, ChlorOform, Cream Tar
tar Ext Logwood, Varnishes and Paints of all kinds
dry and in OIL Herbs Of all kinds, Scotch and Mac,
obcv Snuff, paint and varni>h brushes, French and
American Window Glass, Pertumery OF all xmas,
Po,natums Pouladcs, Philicome, Oils, Extracts,
Fraugparmi Soaps and Emo!luirts Of all kinds
Also one of the best selected stocks of Patent medi
cincs ever opened in this market list Of which would
be too tedious TO mention, the afflicted would do well
10 call and see for themselves. large assortment oil
fresh preserved Fruits, French and American Candies,
Almonds, Rasins, Figs, Fruit Drops, JuJubs Paste,
and numerous other articles in the Confectionery line
always on hand.
PErc Liquors.
for medicinal purposes, always III store. french
Brnndies blackberry and Ginger Braulies, old Port,
Malaga Sherry, Mederia, Clarct and Champagne
Wines Alsc n choice Let Of genuine Havana Cigars,
and Old Virginia Tobacco
All Of which will be sold at the lowest cash price,
4 liberal discount will be made to country Merchants
/ April q, l859.-i5tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

g.lg" We hear hatterins accounts from the county
NJ Dcnton, in regard to the state Of crops and the
health Of tho county. The town Of Denton is said to
,uc of the most beautiful towns in Northern Tex.
u. I'D is in highly fourishng condition. Mr.,
Williams, very intelligent gentleman from that place
gives most fattering account of the business pros
pest. If Denton and tho surrounding country. The
people Of that county have our warmeSt wishes Tor
their prosperity and happiness,
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E8TiAV HoTOEs.


llklt ftrl. i..r o.. and ,.ir,,.a Ia
~ y. N.'..... i.. H rr.rt &c. {. sis Lrow,
'A e..h afr r' r.. l.l1t Dr. f.nLs and le,. lIlsJ
n 'ae .r. ESQ. -'tfI.. .I. ttiiri win an ,,,,,s.
I'M. $3.50. IA, %, '.'h eir', On The len
Ut" nr,, ~ '''' ~.
IA"LN lGir Hyrs. h. Es.Gi. ani ...,a,elL Ia.
.'r noes linwf.' i'g.i iu r,stiuct So b. onv T,,l
Hui sl.'tr -r.ini tE. tFe.is ,rI usrl.i s,ss,, ~
fork aHi uuIr'f,' in i.r n t sr. ,nl ,bres ,,'i''
risa h.p amman . .'i j., ,', ssT T., branded thus VII w
llhlN lr lyN " ilng,en. anil e,,rsr.i r.,,.,
!, NJ Lavender E,,. ,s P.rs.n,t \, 49, e',''s
HORSE, Ma E arur Hul ',l, aUh.,, ~ yl,,' ,,'
.lIN'w '' gni s'r y white .I.,rs IA M, f,rsbc,d
! ly1.s 80, ]. h1ulf b'-h aplr led 10 sBO la
i'k'N ~ .r 4 !, shrrf aIl ,stnyei b.f,,.
~ W. -, 'Nir'' h-.,, n tucurt NJ. q, one Le,
W1.,", , ola, u - harris high, star In H..
luyraoli aUd snip ,H IAs l.s.. lp.. Mid 0~, III
APPRAISED 30 sa,, 10 p""''
TAKEN ur 60 solomon Carver. anil es,r,yaj J.,
fore VA. li,ltrI, BE-, iE P,cgirc, No n 40.
Spanish mare 1ny, blue Ban, with 70 Nhits f,es
'g'l h'nH ia-' white, u lands high branded on N.
rah' shoulder ant Spanish brand on the len thlyh:
Appraised 10 $40. 40 49,
TAKEN Ut by 4, -. L1ucr, oui c,,r,yed b.b,,
Nm' 7, lin'Ngi i-l,, In Precinct No. @, one bnv,
roam OK, - rems ~, marked upper slope and uu.
uerl, ~ The ss car and crop IN the right; srprai.
sl 81, l" ~ u"r ba;N ON WIN bald face, o yesrs
old marked crop aud uniorbt Ia the len car and nr.
hin ,pnr,,sfl IN : IN NJ. nv -, -, - s's iu''
-pccsy, wears ",l uo,cs c DM WV" ", mGe ant rSd
,eil ear, oii under slope IN the right car hr,pdeI
j Ill On tie shoulder, ! On the lin: apyrsI,,J n,
$50 40
TAKEN Up ~ ',.. Pcas sr, aaI o,;fayei hoc,,.
A. Beard J. T. IN pre,,n,, Y, ! ora sor-,i rTt IVv
years old, vh''c s'st In Tie trrheal II hand. hir,
appraised Ia >Bn,nl. OAc s.uel HORSE, about &
years OH, s'u in ll,s forehead. 10 hands birb. an
praised 20 i,i,0p, One bag HORSE COLT. 8 yoor,
Old. II h0nls high appraised To- 81 90 one har
HORSE COLT, . wears ola, ~ hands hisl, with :,
stay IN the forehead little white on the RIGHT fare
t,rt; GpDrai.ci to Sj),DD. Ouo mouse colorcd MARE
fud year old colt The Taarc branded ~ over All
Joined together, On tho left shoulder, aLnus hand.
high, TIE colt has S,g9pc agcmd it, los; both an
praised 5000 as.
TAKEN W by Eglsa. ngvrsy md es;raycd h.r,r.
~ Bind ! r. In Pscci.c, 80 /. enc law HnRSE.
years old, 10 heads l-h both hind fl at ohorc The
pastors, has knot m tie let fore log and on tho
back, branded 81 tie right siouldcr nppraisel 70
s;1,0D. 1o
TAKEN Up jy A:,r.ail Miss, and estravci boc..c
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

"a, The weather has been delieOusly COOL during
th, last week fires in every house, blankets and
agu', IS in rcquisitiOn, for several nights But not
thsnding the coolncss of the season. the crops are
lu.na veil, and never looked better, or in more
6.urs ling condition Vegetables are PLENTIFUL and
m u.ay Places we hear that the crop Of fruit will be
pretty good, il not very abundant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

81 Mr.. Perkins, Grand Master, |. 0, o. T., for
il5 tie Of Texas, has been stopping at tho st.
y.hals. for several days, aud has been confined to
1s CON through severe indisPOsitlOn, but is now
r..o. ring. Every attention has been shown him oy
f,s q ,emity, of which he is distinguished meH'-
Hsr I'D by the citizens generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Save YOUR EzcaIii-fhe weather is fast coming
and with will Bilious Diseases and arrangements OF the
liver Stomach and Therefore family should pro
vide themselves with good supply Of Dr. j. D. RASK1s Co"
EpnlrEp LIVER which fails in the above cases
GRAYsoy Co., Texas, April %, 1852
N, n Rankin :-DrAR Sic: 1T is with pleasure that
,fv Ia van and the people large that have used your ai
Nv medicines for and with go1d effect And 60 ar
have sod them they have given full satisfaction
Yours truly, NoIlAiN shiNNhrN'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-08

Egs The OOt crop is said to be the finest that has
rca alscd for several years, Wheat Is so abundant
,h,. me of our farmers are feeding to hCgS. with
or ng threshed This will answer m admirable
Yapa.s rs pork and bacon always bear good price
co. Uauas. 1t seems, howe Ter, tina, it is too early to
..L.m nee feeding il away 10 hogs.