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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
SeYjug Machine for sale.

4 FIRST RATE No. /, largest SIC SlNuLH :
"A SEWING MACHINE, suitable for all sorts OF
work, entirely new and in perfect order This ma !;
chine is particularly adapted to Taiors' use, and Il
early application is made, will he sold low. Inquire
nj The HERALD OFFICE, Dallas, feIds.
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Notice

hereby given that at the September tern Ios o.
~, bnsne@s the undersigned was duly appoint
~ adm;pistratrix Of The the estate of James NJ Nc
flbenny. DECEASED, late Of said county All persons
having claims against said estate will present t7en 70
The undersigned. properly authenticated for accept-
arce. within the time prescribed by lag or they WI
a. ts.rsJ and those INDEBTED will make immediate
~ ~ Tornt JitiiA 4. MoIbHENSf, .idn' z.
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Mount Prairie High school.

W. H. swim, ""s ''''' 80 -
" 4. Assistant.
The second session this school, will commence on The hr
Monday October. The scholastic year will be divided INTO Two
sessions OF five months each
TERMS---oC Tuition per Session:
or GRAMMAR and I'a Willamette. SIZING 81 so
Grammar and Arithmetic continued Elementary Algebra,
Composition Natural Philosophy Chemistry and History IL oo
Algebra continued Geon, try, Trisonemctry Surveying,
Descriptive and Analytical Geometry, 'herentln ana
aansn. "a Ian Creek and Spanish anguayes Is 90
Students will he charged from the time OF entering until 'he
close Of unless in Of protraced Illness
Tuition payable ut the expiration OF each term . -,
This school located Dallas county seven miles north M e
town Of Dallas, the residences OF Merrill ami NJ
rnrtncr ar he had with the Principal OH reasonable
terms student will be charged so cts per session. mel
Icn,a evncnses 1l;Iy.
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settle III; !!
STEAM SAW AND GRIsT MILL FOR SALE.

T WILL sell the Mill property. 0-Fsr..'
known as COMBS Mill, located 6IIass; s.s
on the West Fork of the Trinity. nj II ,fT7
miles from the town of Dallas, with sess.s
40 acres of land being the mill site Persons wish
ing buy would do well to call and r see the nns
and the advantages they possess The mil Is DONG
GOOD business, and is constantly employed. Terms OF
sae-oue-thrd cash. and the balance in twelve
months. uNEbN ooo!
Dallas Texas Oct. 21.-17:Gmo.*
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

rU ii.u Jaiie iiurf6rl will leave Tomorrow for
Young eouu,y To- hold the regular session Of his
eour b. rstaap A large amount Of business awaits
b'm. gul some very important eases demands his at
trntiol Masf i lur resident lawyers will aeeompa-
Uy tip
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
To the Admirers ofthc turf!

4 meeting Of that portion Of the citizens OF DALLAS
~ and adjoining counties, who are anxious Ia I'M
prpvc the stnc, 81 the country and secure thereby
the hest hree NJ horses SUITED Tor the turf; are here
hy requested to meet the Court house in the town
Of Dallas IN the hind Monday of November, inst,
for the purpos" Of organizing Jockey Clnh.
NV On 4 lSil-ll:tl CITIZENS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
Enr sale or Rent.
Flour and Lumber!

THE TELICO MILLS. situated on irnly
and prepared to grind wheat and saw lumber IN any
quantities. Those wishing wheat ground would 40
we'll to give these Mills call as the Four srouna =.
them is nm excellent article equal if not superior to
any in the country, when good wheel IS G rn,snea
ua Convenient to the mill and there is good boat
and crossing of the river at this place. ,,
nsss- Flour and Lumber kept constantly on hand
for sale, at the lowest rates. : ~
Laborcrs and especially Choppers ere wanted
~ '''' i'' GEO W. DAVIS & co.
,.- q 1SEO-2.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

Tho rnInisniJ Dfie MIMIC, Nni'sfANd LlNANfNf
]. sfnfi,e u ie riul titon 80 0lo'e uh"r Hfh.
rrs rIiu t0 aNra tan anil distress ihs esf'' iHni
d rhjs.ilrs. nnrfmnsm Hospitals fsrHeIs' llsi'I',
Farmers Ltepmeu Ace hove Preieally demonstrated
his tt thrughn ihswohi NoaHi'le over before Ieco',
vel IN 10 undivided PRAISE AMI support fon Medical AMI
ff.ufFH tn.n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

sclESrrIc.--The negro Ministries performing in our
13Tr last week. hal hut thin houses to witness their
fantastio Gamers During the performance, some sci
eutfc spectator commenced series of chemical ex-
pcrinenis BY mix ng definite proportions of sulphu-
ret OF iron, aud dilute sulphuric acid, in three
necked receiver The result was rapid generation
Of sulpupq cd hydrogen gas, pervadng every corner
and crrscp Of the hall with the most vilainous odor
chat cyer alntri nasrils polite. 1t marvelcusly re-
semblcd the etnuya from decayed eggs SO much so
&hat fusicus stampede and wild rush for fresh air
ensuei The performance was mserahly poor, hut
rlst dctestable sitting gas would have empted the
most fashionable opera house in five minutes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
Law DEPARTMENT.
Young Ladies' Seminary.

MISS MARY a. Mtg.LtN, would luioun ne
wi citizens Of paia aud the conmun,y At large that shs
will open school ut the Masonic HILL, r young ladies aud
youths. ammrncing Monday, 10 hseptcm6er,
Primary department. per month, 81 90
intermediate department, 30
Higher Enilish Department, oJ
l1 TUT Ion pa Snblc at the eioIe o. thetsrm. n
Trusting the bTaty q the public, she naters herself "
gr,tify those who may favr her with their patronage.
pallaS Texas, Sept. l0h, 59-l2u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

Ky" We hre requested to state that reports of the
oya. eoart viii he published hereafter, regularly
each woeE The plan is good one, bringing more
strongly befora the eyes of the public those instances
81 hlcD persons haze violated the corporation laws,
49, ,4ng every one know what offences arc punish
,..stll lint are not Many persons offend unntcn-
f ae,j III without being aware at the time, that
ar rteaae oas hcqn committed the publication of
She fa Ia Of the Mayors court will bring the mat
Ter hly to the minds of every one, and thereby pre-
vent the RECURRENCE of many of the pecc' dilloes of
or citizens who hs; erred ignoran:ly and without
malice aforetAought
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
VoI,acca Agency.

rJ,HE undersigned will keep on hand direct from
/ the manufactures, full and well assorted sup,
ply of the best Virginia Toba at the warehouse OF
Ply W PEEL s. DUMBLE,
HOUSTON,
where samples may be seen, ,.r,, .,.or,-
We will sell Mt New York prices, and on as accom-
n,odat;ur terms. Buyers will find it to their au'""-
tase TO oAii anu s'' ~ ADAMS & LEWIS.
Uonston, Sept. q, 1s5o.-12:Sm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
2 sss1a, Esrs.ye. ~ ,gssesa.

$500 ksrcve> wanted.
WILL pay the highest market price, in CASH, for
| good heavy BEEF GAIT II. delivered to me
ut Jefferson from the first If November until the lat
ter part of December, next Demand from one to
two hundred per day.
Jefferson Aug 10Th lS59--a:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

Even iiose who in the enjoyment of perfect health
frequently have need have recourse to toncs prevent
,ves Of q sese We too well arnorel against
the ossass % he lis that flesh is heir to-" Such in
rieorator they may find in HosTETTERs BlTTElis-a
a. ne TINT cannot be taken regularly without giving
i-stritv 20 the system At this particu-
,r the ronget proof against the malaria in
t, sections OF country. in all cases OF fever and
e,e the BrrrrRs potent than amount Of gum
c while the dangerous Of bilious fever yield
4, wonderful properties Those who have tried the med
i.,a NJ. never another for any Of the ailments which
The osfrTT BrTrrEs processes to subdue To those VINO
ts, M N ado The experiment. cordially recommend an
I'D, sprl1 % hr BrTErs, whenever they are stricken
A. siiaesses 81 re al gestve organs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
Notice 30 Mechanics and Brick
gns0sRs.

THOSE wishing To undertake the bnll''ns OF =
l. Court-hou,e in the Nwn Of Mckinney county OF
Collin, ity 10y sixty feet, two stories hign' are u'"
said county plans and specifications ar said building
Of wool or brick, and the probable cost OF each u
Of brick il must lie remembered that they cannot 20
made out Of this soil asto stand the weather. WIN
ont cemcntng the walls, to keep the brick from be's
exp, sel Ia the winters rain aud meeles' .,
The county court designs letting OUT the eon'r"'
for said milling sumc time next spring, aud any plans
ar specifications furnished said chief Justice must be
gratui,ous. Ms no consideration will lie pHl Tor ,hr
SANE. Al plans ar specification must he forwarded
by the hrst day orFrbrUiry neat ...,,
j. \. HhR llsnN,
Chi.f Justice collin Cy
Mckinney, Tex. Oc'. 9th iS5J, tls.am.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E Cue Of c most valuable properties of the ST. Nrcno
roAc D,TERs is their action seddtre didphoTenc
promoting Daphoresis and Expectoraton Acting prompt
Nv te Cianeouq System, they stimulate the Capillary
Circulation and H lie Seereting Functions without mate
rsl increasing the action ofthe Heart They are thus oil
gea benefit in the forms of Typhus, or Typhoid Fevers
Scarlet Fever Pneumonia Asthma, and dyspepsia. In the
reamen obiomual Dropscs and Dropsies of all kinds
they proved ghly success also in Acute Rheum-
atsm Dysenty Their gentle Tonic influence has made
them gery celebrasd in atuent choc As safe and EN-
ca,i,us domestic medicine they unequalled.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
rynN,a MACNErIr r0wDNMs.

Assf Insects, CocNrodchts hfdhNFs
1nfs Moths, and GH pests Of The rermins KIND
The importance Ola rrlarnr tclc of'h'' Kind Is nc'''
ma,c In warm wc,hcr MI naur" tccns with th"'" annoy
ING foes This powder is tho only Nrtrl" ever discovered
which VIII eScrminatc thom. company of ho7nsi' nom
tho Horticultural Society OF Paris, While amidst III" ferns OF
Asia observed TINT M Insects lighting certain kind Of
plnn very lropp" i"Nl Tho ctwas made ~" 81 In
guarl their night comps nom those 'Rrrlcrs. Quantities
Of tho pl mt were brought hom"iy pr f. Lyon and found
positive iusor, destroyer IN every experiment. lt'ss'mpy
apowlcrr clt choml'v VrrrHrrd tn resist III" effect The
age End climate Mcnis nm Letters Patent hay" been OBJ
tanned rom the governments of Engonh, France GcFn"-
ny anil Russia from tho Worlds Fur, and numerous med
teal and horticultural colleges md securities.
r.cttcr from, the Prrsid"n' Of ihr United s'n'rT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, wAsnINoroN, 3st, Jan, 1853.
"Nir EMANUEL LYoN,-Dcar Sr;-l have the piensur" to
inform you that the Royal Commission, Of the Worlds FAIR
nj London have awarded you cdai and Certificate for the
great value of your Magnetic Powders, 70.
"MlLLAEp FILLMORE, Chairman"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

STRAYED or STOLEN.
U,RON the undersigned. on Sunday night ne
i the 10th inst. from the Camp ground on En
Five Mile Creek, n Black Mare : years
old about Is la-s high, and her leit hini ioo' mas
an erson who viii deliver her 70 re At ny residence
ON Five Mile Greek, or give such information thai
"a IN ~ - JESSE wRGHra
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

v.,u.nlRu HORSE SAVED,

such as rnghone gall scratches spawn loll'r'l sW"eny
hooEail, Sc, are subuei and cured by she Mustani
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
AVN y,1saND.-Brand

G. REEDS MARK AND RsAND:,n,hrana
u for horses AMI cate-is the letters y ~ &c.,, lii, IN
swallow folk and underbit right and crop and SPIT III
the left ear All not in this have other brands in addition
TO mine ANY Information thankfully received Address, Palace
Hill, Dallas county, Texas. July 70, loo9--'B
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
20 sheep Raisers.

EO s~aNSp keSssSsSs
AVTNG made arrangements with houses in New
York and Boston, am prepared either to buy
WOOL or to take it for shipment to either of the above
nancd markets. Owners of sheep will find it greatly
to their advantage to give call, before engag ng
their wool otherwise. HERMAN lllRSH,
IN Cold & Donolison's former Stand
Dallas July ~, 1S5g-i:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
HIfEIu MATS 70

Ofycas standing ha- loen totally cur FILES Ulcers In'
mor., Ruunng soc- 5eroha sthJoinis feons' swelling
Bums, Kites, ois, CHAPS Neuralgia, salt leum, aud all
aches and pains upon man. and kindred complaints upon
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
Nu,.cc 10 Bridge Builders.

II 'HIlSE Who understand building Bridges are in
Ni'd 10 forward In tho Chief Justice IT Dallas
oonn v. plans aud specifications for double tract
Bridge across the Trinity River NJ the town Of Dallas
Il will require two principal spans, one about 100
feet anl the other about 50 feet, placed upon three
piers, constructed Of lurahlk timber, two Of which,
will he between 40 aud 80 feet in height, from the
foundation and the other about % feet. The County
Court designs letting out the contract for building
said Bridge, sometime in the coming Fall, anil any
plans specifications furnished said Chief Justice.
must he grntuous, ms no consideration will be paid
for the same. W. X. MASrEN, c. C. c. D. co. T.
by GEO. W. LAWS, Deputy Clerk.
June ls,, lS50.--4Stf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

Tie RhVc will l." adhered to In all except In pro-
ucIed sickness, AMI pupils charged from entrance u close Of
session. The hcahfuness NJ the locality OF this school aud the
refinement II the surrounding citizenship not hc surpassed
any where IN the The building, just hnshed Ia iuge
enough Accommodate hundred pupils and has been cnn-
with reference the convenience aud adaptation
TO the health Of iuse ho may occupy Hoard be obtain
cd near the school, reasonable All hs due u, the close
ef the session. April 20. ls5g.-t3:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
- COUNTY NEWS.
praalllLn Now Man of Toxas.

.... .H.. A ~ new msps, coinlalci 10 fhares W,
Nr..f H|.f fruan n tls Osnsr.l iihi One n Aus
TOO .N.H.f .. and rollers desirnai exlatss y ~
'"fH OH. -, IaN sale 40 The Herald Of-
Nu. Or oh "a. Itis admitted b. an that this u the
"" fIf. f.I. Il g. puhhei. Thusc wishing one
.I..H.| so. ..r Bio .. n. o. are hul IN un hand,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
TITS FEEE FROM POISON.

NEw YoGE October ls 1858.
Mr. T. LYoS-Dear We have analysed and tested
your Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly harmless to
mankind and domestic animals but certain death when IN
hailed by bugs, ants and insects
JAMES Il. Chiffon, NJ. D.. Chemist.
LAURANCE REID, Prot. Chemistry, " T. HoSP'sd'
NJ John H. Rome, Supcrn,cn of the New York Hos
p SAYS le has expelled all the bugs ants, roaches'
moths &C., with Loyn's Powder and finds OF immense
value Every gardner and housckcepcr must have direct
interest in mn article of this kind Reference can be made
to the A-or ST. Nicholas and metropolitan Hotels; to Judge
Nr.p.. President o. tha American institute lmc' Gordon
Bennett sen wnqapd +,pr Cyrus W. Field J. 81 !cosc,
of la T.r pomt- Mission, sc, &C.. lulg" MH'gs says
This discovery O, Professor Lyon, DE- Of national import
a,ce Tho Fir0rr.' CIuO nay, tested II thoroughly, I'
,lacatr5y loc,sts, 80" shoppers nnts' moths bugs and
an gcnur Garden rhuU crn Doe preserved and houses
made pure"
Arrangements nrcrov made hrougl Ioss EAGNn. F"
Park; 81 Neu Yo,L, 20 hoy. old throughout the world
Mgny worthless limitations a.eaa,"rtscl Ba eeuuous'
Nrw yopE. November ,tb, 1850.
IN rltung from brsucs., have sold I'll %. insect Pow
uer- and Pills, Letters Patent and ua secret, PengnH2
fnorr,o to NIo~5rs B,ANg- FADS This Powder is Dis
covery made by myself and brought from the interior Of
Asia and is unknown any other persons The genuine
and effective article put up tin cansters and VIII con-
tinue to bear my name. "E' LAIN
Rats and mice cannot reached by powder and are Killed
by Magnetic Pill Order them through any merchant
'Ts Lyons Powder kills insects in tricc,
But Lvon's Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
sonpe Flns 20 cents regular sizes and 81 co.
M Follow directions Use freely and thoroughly. ia
BARNB3 e, PARK,
rysn3Gml II 4 10 Park Row, New York.
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The cedar Springs Institute,

oC ,TED four mile North IVES. ~ Dallas Dallas county, Tex
u ~ vii OPEN ia SECOND sEsslON the al Monday in
SEPTEMBER 1852 under the surcnnendSnoe OF UM MAR
rms, with competent assistants N necessary,
TsTms, per- session OF nee MoniAs -.
Primary Department, per month, VI oV
Intermediate Department do. do. on
Higher English Department, do. do. 30
Lingual Department, Oh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16

Honston, Sci
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-19

ns- We find in the last number of the
Shelby Vile True Union the following tribute
to the merits of Manger CRISP and his dra-
matte corps:
CRIsP's GAIErY, NAsHvILLE.-We learn
from the Nashville papers that that prince OF
theatre managers, w. III. Crisp, has, during
the past Summer, entirely remoddled, reftted
and repainted the Gaiety; in fact, that he has
spared neither pains nor expense to render
bis theatre attractive to those who frequent
such places of amusement.
The fall and winter season commenced on
last Monday night week. with one of the best
corps of artists that ever appeared before a
Nashville audience, We have known Mr..
Crisp long and well, and know him to be
man OF indomitable energy-that he will do
all that man can do to cater to the tastes OF
appreciaiive audiences and when our Shell
byville friends go to the City OF Rocks"
We would advise them to pay the "Gaiety"
visit, feeling assured that they will spend
their evenings pleasantly there.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-19
d AL TU A H ".

Died, on saturday morning last, near Manchester,
&, ice county Mrs. HARRIET b. ROBERTSON, wife OF A.
RoBEhrsoN, Esq, of this city. Several months ago,
her health seriously affected, Mrs X. retired 20 her
home, hoping that the purer and more invig
ing I'll the hand OF disease. Ii discovered
that THIS hope be realized and that she
could remain bat a short time longer 70 comfort aud
bless the husband and children whom she fondiy
loved, and in whom she found, next TO her faith in
the saving grace OF Christianity her sweetest solace
amidst the and afliotOns OF this life. She was
peculiarly happy in the society OF her children, and
had mother greater 10 be, for her love met
Ia them a response which showed how wholly,
aud with what unseldshness she was beloved by
them. Her gentle, trustful, connding nature
necied in their hearts, and truly could she feel
thor's pride. Her daily intercourse With her
cherished beautiful compentary upoa her
native attributes, embellished refined by the
Christian graces. The death OF mother Is
heavy loss, not merely TO the home -ad made
aesoate, bat society at large. In this respect
may be fei grievOus afnicuOn-grevous 60 those
no rave been depriv the advantages OF her az
ecuon, her counsel and her bright example. Butin
the light Of a transition from this TO better world,
where they may join her, should net be felt as 9th
or than a spensition OF Providence the mystery Of
which hidden now will perhaps In time be explained
IN life she gentle and meek, yea she net death
with the steady courage aud foTgitade u satisfied
that all was well with her, and thai she soon TO
enter her FATHERS house, ''aot made with hands,
eternal in The Heavens" Nay my last sad be like
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-19

The THEArRE.-There was a first rate
house Saturday night to witness the play Of
Richard Me Third, and we do not believe
there was single intelligent individual in
the large assembly who was disappointed in
the performance, we care not how high his
expectations may have been. In some re-
poets. Mr. KEEBLEs rendering of Richard"
is not equal to that of EDWIN BOOTH but
in other respects it is. In but two scenes
did we think that KEEBLE fell short of the
standard of BooTH-that, on the night before
slumbers of 'Richarlv are haunted by the
ghosts OF his murdered victims, and the last
scene, in which the King is slain by 'Rich-
mond." Mr.. KEEBLE did not fail in these
scenes, but he did not do as well as he is ca
pable of doing. In every scene his rendering
of the character was admirable. At the
close of the play, he was called before the
curtain, and was greeted with deafening
applause.
Mr.. STETsoN's .Richmond" was the most
successful attempt we have yet seen him
make. He is well suited to The character in
almost every respect, and plays the part sex
cellently we'll" He too was called before the
curtain and warmly greeted By the whole
house.
We have net the time now to refer to the
other prominent members of the company in
dividually. We can only say that they all
acquitted themselves in manner worthy of
no little praise.
mt M ny Il ny
to bis company. She is well known to the
theatre-goers of Nashville. Tonight she
will appear as "Elvira" in the tragedy of
Pizdrro. Mr.. KEEBLE will play the part of
-Rolla" -.~-r .a f
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-19

BawIING-GREEN STANDARD-ln the last
number of The Bowling-Green Standard SAM
L. GANNAwAY, Esq, takes leave of that paper
AS Local Editor. He does not give us his
reason for abandoning the position; but be is
probably actuated by natural desire to have
newspaper of his own. He gays: I'VE
would inform our readers that it is our deter
mination, before long. to unturl our Banner
to The breeze and 30 the best of our hnmble
ability, battle for the right, and the WRONG
,xpose-to cry aloud aud spare not and
cater to the tastes of those who are partial to
all the varieties that are to be found in the
columns of well conducted. heightened news
paper We trust we shall have the pleasure
Of finding him with the quill in his hand
again soon. Wherever he goes, we wish him
plenty of good luck.