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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

airs Brown writes to the La Grange Issue
81, following recipe 10 make pies from the pie
msl0I:
81. ta It place, 10 make first rate pie, the
melon ~aa be fully ripe 1t requires from
zen 10 Twelve weeks from the time the blossom
shrI' .gr Inc melon to be fully ripe This
may BE- known by the melon becoming of
Uniform 'rs orange color. When mature,
tl5y senen weigh from Is to 25 pounds.
- Maze NiEs.-Take one melon weighing
= pounds ba,re cut, slice, peel, and Tree from
ssejs then wv ill thoroughly done; if there
d, any water eft place on a clean towel and al
low r 10 h.'. i've minutes; then add three times
who artarlg cid can be held with teaspoon,
,:he l-.d hold be reduced to fine POWDER
sad cne i.a aupfu Of brown sugar, work well
toge,lar and bake as you would pies made of
green apple, and you will have pies that no
one can anguish from green apples. If the
melon is lu.iY ripe, it will require hide water
added ,n cook it.
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EsT Il RNlP FLy.-As the time will soon
rTrys sowing turnips, recommend the fol.
lowing nediss for the Hy that usually prcys
up1" .ha iirnip TO such an extent as TO often
unjsg. lueless. My theory is to have some.
thing H' the turnips that the fly likes better
'r.u obey % the turnip; to this end, ! frequent.
grN raj bushels of wheat bran upon the
ulIat Ir as the turnips begin TO vege,atc.
have also s)wn spoonful of bIacI; mustard
seed no 81. acre. and find that they will al.
ways ,-a.e the turnips to feed upon the mus
Bd.
A' both 4 those remedies are easily tried,
y.a renders will find that the expense will be
far Iea- 'ar the advantage claimed. s. T. u.
SWTr Co.,, Tenn.
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venl years, says correspondent Of the
.. rmer, have saved my sweet corn that
PHI. IN the hill, and cooked il in the winter,
found il almost equal to the "lresh
a... My plan is this: gather IL when
..r. il in the ear, and lay it by for use.
N. in,ed shell portion, say quart; put
b. .. ;.tte with water sufficient TO keep II
covered tnd boil; put in soon after u alCpnt
~. .r. i ill the cuticle or skin OF the. kernel
.ar Of, and is easily removed put it in
r I'D u.ret; wash and rub with the hands TIL
etH Now boil slowly for several hours. or
eH-r lone. Serve with butter aud salt, or
sGt N.l .ailk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

Saw -Hg VEGETABLE SEEDs-M Many seeds
are Annually wasted from not being gathered at
the righi time. Tbeyare left ill convenient
season, and hen one "job" is made of it. In
his way, as they do not ripen at the same
time, the Inst matured and most valuable are
lost, end many are taken while vet green and
worthless The garden should be visited ev-
ery day, ifon the first ripening, and the mature
heads collected, the stalks being sersered with
a sharp .oifs or shears. Sheets or newsna neIs
may begpread upon the floor of chamber or gar.
ret, and the different kinds lid separately upon
theu. When the gathering is completed, and
fho seeds have thoroughly dried, rub them out,
clean them and put them in bags OF cloth or
paper Each parcel should be distinctly label
ID with The name, and the year when gather.
ed Aany vexatious mistakes will thus Be a.
welded next Spring. An seeds for future plant.
jag should De kept as far as possible from heat.
Moisture, aud light. Their vitality will be i'm.
paired, r ot DESTROYED By caTeie. sness in his
respect. Z 10 Rises. glass jars, or eren light
wooden bo- es are preferable 10 leaving ihr,n
te5se IN the " closet"
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ArwNEH rsffsns,s.

Remedy for Dyspepsia, Ck0icrG, DiIrrhea, DgSetery
Sick Headache, Might Swtdts General Dcbihtg,
anil its attendant ms.
These elegant Bcrs peculiarly adapted for climate
and every person desiring health strength and protection from
the diseases Incident to the climate. should use them.
Persons diudHcei in fC, and feeling The Hand Of Time weigh
heavily upon them with all It's attendant ills, will find in the
the Btters Elixir that will nsllnew life into thrvein
restore measure. the energy and nTAur u youthful
days. build up their slrunktn FORMS and give health and happi
ness their remaining years
IL well established fact that fully onc.af of the female
portion population" ssil" i. i.a rot
hcnlth their expression 'n5vcr N weH" They
are ngul devoid Of al energy extremely nervous and have
appetite To this of invaHds, these bters especially
recommended. peculiar tonic nvig0rang properties
render them invaluable in such cases.
visiting districts arHscd annually with Fever and
ACuc or any Fever of bilious nature will find that by the
timely bottles, they will not in one instance
take the disease the Bcrs will enovae and strengthen the
system, and carry the bile in its natural channel.
II. II. WHEEEOEK ~ CO.,
Importers Wholesale druggists, 10 Magazine ST. opposite TIE
Hotel New Orleans, general wholesale hgcnts iSo sold
by j. WRIGHT co. No q Chartrcs street, and in Dallas,
by D. b. Thomas, Druggist. apr. '50i1Gm
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w W. fBsK BRO. lave jun rec.i,e8 q. goa
~ supply Of PURE FRENCH CQ0GAG anil
34ABD ANliES. ior sale vl,olesai. aal Fe,sH
DROF. WOODS HAZE REsT0RsffrE y Gov
tnogn . ie the hest article for lie ssa's al.
bar T5r de y y. y PEAK 3 BEJ
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.Rsr. .5eG. Peak, s5r.,

q Z q " u IT " 7 7 I
DALLAS, TEXAS.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Dallas and the
w rounding country that he has recently returned from the city
ractiee " ls dlest5t6n PB IN Epce 81 no yes
I ir r last few months In the city Of Louisville under the
Ie and best practitioners in that city, he aers himself that
he will enabled give entire satisfaction lie Is prepared
ucr and will warrant all his work. Plate work put up on the
hocst notice specimens which can be at his Office
~, .
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James d. POag,

ArIORNEl AND tUINsELLuk-AT-LAW,
lI'eahrfori, Parker Comfy, 2tzas,
bee, -, lSiS-2h;ly
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z oST J have Inst tva Lsud Scrips .or 80 a-rcs
- sleI. As q ed =. issici - EiEarl CLARK,
Cen rsst acf ~ Ci,ims, Oh fise sf5 day III March
111 fhe Buffalo B1yen. i;rg aD.i 9 i-Isia r ID
rod CGula1T. = rat ifuHa Hiilin tire Sine prser-
lsi y ialr, 7il apply 70 lie Ype5 dera-ineht fr
isrplie-flz. ~. II VIII
psfiss. snr. ~. 1871
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Medical N@tice.

JJayius associated in the practice OF Medicine
ye respectfully ocr professional services to the public
and will give strict attention all entrusted
o,r cave S. b. PRYOR, NJ. D.,
u5.tf ClIAS. Il. PRYOR, NJ. D.
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lsIcIlnrd lE. Engllsll,
"A. 3. Bali.

AlIORNEY MD COUNSELLOR A1-LAW.,
U'snhsr'orl, Parker C0aaiy, 1SFas'
WILL pnrs u a hs Courts Il he Szirsuih Julral Die
" uIg arl ia ran Plato IL th- Nnglr1,l- Prompt and
bIlu attention lail o. 20 hls.urs entrusted 10 DE
HrautrITi, AHN, -, isls--.4ily,
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W. u. MCKENZIE.
ss. ID. stone,
WEE. a. Hllifis
a. Rs. Hat:YIsc,'

4 TTORNEY f. COUNSELLsR-AT-LA ",
DECATUR. WOE CO., TENAS.
Nov. II, IHb,--2Ogly
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ID. re. ,EE,o,oaa, WI. h.,
HactlicrE and Surgical Notice.

NJ. II n Ar,nIy. tQk3 ls method Of informing the Slf
Of kaufman and adjoining counties ~. 1922 n liz
lion md proposes treat the following diseases, ana &c
ca the cure Of which III warrants, viz Iistula IN aho,
i r on", ucmorrinls Culot Cub-hand, Distortions of
Joints AnclylOss Nccossi Distortions airp Contlctons
r urn Wounds &C. &c Special attention given to the rad
oI cre of Hernia The operation for Hernia simple, safe and
viii be fully explained the patients or their friends previous TO
the rrroing OF any operation This deaee (iemia) has here
been REGARDED as iucura but the of science
proven it to the contrary For further particulars address H.
l. SSow Kaufman, Texas. ., 1859 -35;tf
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CzEETEEY. 1EaesErz & 20,
.fesais fsrss 5iaif n 7sr-s.
HOUSTON. J'E1.fe. -
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HOTELS.
s,snEGM - sH0tcE,
QnNCGssVLiHC EEOgeE.

SHE'GsEGE EeHS shUESb. A
w BROWN respectfully Informs his friends, and T:ssIS
the travelling public generally that he lls taken KEN.
charge Of the Hboye hotel and hopes by strict attention Ii
to merit aud receive share of public patronage. Thes
Proprietor is determined TO keep strictly moral house. aud viii
pains to render entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with cI Terms moderate.
Greenvie, Hunt county, January, 1Sj9-30:1y.
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Gdtrst bp GfItgrapb.
rive Days Later fronn Europe.
Arrival Of the City OfwashinStOn
The War COnssnemeedy

ST. JOINS, juno 4.
The steamship City Of Washington, which
leR Liverpool, on the 25th, brings news Of
great importance.
A battle took place at Montebelllo, town
in Austrian Italy. The Austrians, finecn
thousand strong, attacked division Of the
Allied Army. Afler a severe engagement,
the former were obliged 10 retreat. The al
lies lost seven hundred and the Austrians
two thousand. A number Of the Austrians
were taken prisoners and sent to Marseilles.
The battle took place on tho 2bth Of May.
The Austrians, commanded by Gen. Stadi-
en-, attacked the posts Of Marshal D. DIlilliers.
They were driven back by Gen. Forey's di-
vision, after furious combat that lasted
four hours. The allies carried Montebelo,
but did not pursue the Austrians One col
onel Of tho latter was captured.
This is the allied account; tho Austrian
being materially different.
A bulletin, issued by the Sandman Gov
ernment, announces, that the extreme left Of
the Sandman Army, under Gen. Baldini,
had forced a passage over the river Sesia,
putting the Austrians to fight
Gen. Garibaldi entered Pavia with 5000
men for a revolutionary purpose.
~ was TepoTteui tnat SIX Enknsh men OF
war had entered the AdriAtic sea.
Revolutionary movements arc reported in
Lombardy.
The King Of Naples Is dead, and his son,
Francis ii, has assumed the Government.
A general meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company has been
called to sanction the agreement with the
Government, and to issue 100000 now
capital
COMMERCIAL.
LIvERPooL, May 24.--Consols closed at
9oA (d92
BreadstuHs dull. Flour is quoted 1l@1 las
per GENITAL. Wheat stesdy; corn dull.
Pork firm at s5@9os. Lard dull; sugar
do; coffee quiet.
At London, same day, wheat 3@4s lower
Consols 9l2z (G92 for money and account,
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California Items.

ST. Louis, June 4th.
The Overland California Mail reached
this city Saturday night IL brings san
Francisco dates TO the 18th of May. News
unimpOrtanE
-Four men had been killed by the Indians,
near klamath Lake. Thirty men had start
ed from Jacksonville to avenge the murder
The news from the Walkers River mines
continues IN be very fiattering
The house Of Col 4. A. Stevenson, situa,
ted about three miles from the town Of Red
Bluff, VAS burned on the nIvht of the | lth
OF May, consuming Mrs. Stevenson and three
children, together with Mrs. Kruuk and her
two children MIR Krouk, oyerseer for Col.
Stevenson, barely escaped with his Lille. IL
was generally supposed TO have been the
work of Indians, aud that they first murderl
ed the women and children.
Two arrivals from China brought over
seven hundred emigrants to San Francisco.
A party OF Regulators had driven the
Mexicans from several ranches on the sony.
rita Valley. At one place fight took place,
when three Mexieans and one Indian were
killed.
CONSERVATION fillsd the Mexicans, and
every farm on the SOnOrita is deserted
The commander at Fort Buchanan had or
dered out troops to disperse the assembling
riOters
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-06
Washington News.

WAsnINGTon, June 4th.
The State Department is understood to
have under consideration sundry violations
of the act of lS46, which prohibits issuing
passports by State officers or other persons
than Secretary of State, or persons acting
under his authority.
The Postmaster General stated this morn.
ing that he had satisfied himself with regard
to the ability OF the sureties OF the contrac
tors in the Nicaragua mail service, and had
accordingly accepted them. 1t is also un-
derstood that q contract has been signed for
ships to run the line
The Tehuantepec Company recently made
proposition 10 the Postmaster General to
continue service on their route contract,
which expires lst September next but he
informed them he should discontinue il
when the contract expires.
by resolution of the Senate, the p. NJ.
General is required to report some plan for
diminishing the number of dead letters, or
returning them to owners. This subject
will be presented by circulars to all post
masters in the country with instructions for
the more careful delivery of letters, and
note the true causes why so many return tu
the dead letter office. Instructions will also
be issued to register all packages of postage
stamps and stamped envelopes.
The Indian office has received letters from
Mr.. Collins, Superintendent of Indian AT
fairs at Santa Fe, which states that in order
to prevent collision between Indians and
Pixies Peak miners, who are extending
their search for gold as far down as Valla
Salada Territory, within the range of the
Utah Tribe uf Indians, he has issued in
Structions to Kit Carson to repair to the
point indicated without delay, and seek an
interview with the Indians and caution
them to keep from mining localities, and
otherwise instruct them with reference to
the people now operation in their country
also to caution miners with regard to the In,
dians He adds:
"A collision at this time would be extreme.
ly unfortunate, not only for miners, but
would arouse Indians against their settle
ments, which are reposiug in security and
entirely uuprepared Tor hostile movement
IRON these Indians
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RnnRg 1. nnowN, An Irwin
BROWN & IRWIN.

DEALERSINJUNIATTA IRON NAILS,
" steel A9yils, vieea, nelows, Filsa, Springs and
ANlsa, IN al their Varieties, and Manufactures
Of stoves and Hollow Ware By most approved pat
terms all Of which will be aold nthe most roaaon-
bic toFma.
We are the successors Of samuel D. Brown, Al his
old stand on the corner Of First and MIN streets,
Head OF the Baaln, Dayton, Ohio. Our foundery IL
the foot Of Ludlow street.
Manufacturers a. Mnchimtsts,
wlll and At BRowN a IRwIN'sa general assort-
ment OF Heavy Bar aud Slab Iron steel, etc.
Rlachsuttlhs,
WIN and at DROWN IRwINs the best Of mar,
Horse Shoe, aud Nail Rod Iron, Files, Raspa, Bel
lows, Vicea, Anvia, and other rooln.
Carriage aud Wagon Makers,
viii nnd st DROWN IRWIN's alarge assortment
q Dandy, Buggy and Wagon Tire, springs, Axiea,
Hub Bands, Carriage and Tire Bolts, etc.
PlOw and Harrow Makers,
VIII nnd at Drown and IRWIN's a large assort-
ment OF Slab steel and Slab Iron OF various sizes.
COOpcrs.
WIN and At BROWN and IRw1Ns large lot OF
HoOp and hand Iron febQb-dawly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-06
New York Murders.

New YoRK, June 4.
An Irishman named ORouke, brutally
kicked his wife to death last evening in the
9Th Ward. He was arrested.
AT n Sailors Boarding House. on Water
street, where party Of low characters had
collected for a carouse, one Of them was ia
tally stabbed. The murderer was not ar
rested.
Two women Of the town got into q dis
pute on Water street, when one Of them
struck the other with tumbler, and iuilict
ed a probably fatal wound.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-06
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Femnle Pills.


Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J Clarke,
Physician Extraordinary TO The Queen.
This invaluable medicine s uniailing In the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject 1t moderates all
excuses and removes all obstructions and speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited II will in short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeit
CAUTION.
THESE PILLS SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN AY FEMALES
DURING THE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF PRE0-
NAHcY, As THEY ARE SURE TO BRING ON MIscAR-
RIAof, BUT AT ANY OTHER TIME THEY ARE SAFE,
10 all cases of Nervous and spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight eX-
eItion, PAlpitation Of the Heart, Hysteries and
White, these Pills will effect when all other
means have failedi and although powerful remedy,
do not contain iron, ealome, antimony, any hing
hurthll TO the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack.
et which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late I, C. Baldwin a Cod
Rochester, New-YorK.
N. B.-sloO and six postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle, contain
ing so pills, by mail.
Sold In Dayton by
W. W. STEWART, and WALTERS 4 KRLso.
myl4
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, June 4.
Flour advanced Ohio s65O@6 10 for super
State, 6.S0@7i0 for extra do; 6.S0@725 for
common TO good extra Western, 7.OU@7 25 for
do Round Hoop Ohio. Canadian Flour dull aud
nominal at 1901 4G for extra.
Rye Flour at 4,256 So
Wheat buoyant. White 1851 .90 Red
S2,0O@l SO
Corn firm nt87@Ss% for mixed; white 90@
90. Oats dull at 53051
Pork firm. Moss, sl6.75@l6s5 Prime,
sl4,75@I5,OO.
Whisky duh at 27H
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From WashinEf,,n.

WASHINGTON, June 4.
MIR. Collins, the Indian Superintendent Of
New Mexico, announces to the Indiana Bu-
reau, the perfect safety ofthe Southern Over
land mail route, No fear of an attack in
that quarter, need be entertained The stock
ogent, who is to meet some 1900 Indians, to
distribute the usual quota ofagricultural inn
plements, writes that he will take as guard
ten Mexicans, armed only with hoes and
whips
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From Havana.

NEW YoRK, June 4.
The steamer Cahawba, arrived this morn
ing, from Havana, on the 30th. Col. Robert
son, formerly U. s. Consul at Havana, died
on the 29th. Three French war vessels had
been lying outside Of Havana awaiting dis
patches from the Cahawba. They sailed i'm
mediately on receiving them.
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Grain Market.
Cincinnati Markets.

CtScISNAri, June 4,
Flour firm. s7OO@6.75 for superhne.
Whisky 26@96j6
Provisions buoysnt Mess Pork $40 00ml2,.
95; prime Sl3,OO@l3,75.
Wheat steady. White l.GO@l ,35; Red ,35
al 80.
Corn active at On.
Rye in fair demand at ! 90
Barley dull At G0@63.
Oats. IS for prime.
Lard ll3<
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The Coleman Farm Mill.
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Descriptive Circula can be had or the mill can be
seen in operation at the office the "ColemAn Farm
Mill Company" Tribune Buildings, No, Spruce at,
NJ Y.,where all orders will receive prompt attention.
deolO-6m MARTIN THATCHER, Sec'y.
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DIVORCE.

r OUIS TURNER is hereby notified that
Gf April, 1859 IN the Court Of Common Pleas, in and
for the county az Montgomery, and state OF Ohio,
against the said Louis iurnsT, for divorce
Cauao--adulteTy. ALICIA TURNER,
ByJosAn L0VELL, her Atty.
SprSO-SWw -.
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NEW TREATME EN- L.
RI VAT E
AND
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE

A T the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estat-
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An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility,
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
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DR. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
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therefore DR.. AMOS and SON have succeeded in
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